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“I had a wrestling match (and lost) trying to update the photo for this tea—a previous user put in a photo of the decaf version, which is not what we’re discussing here. Oh, well. You know how...” Read full tasting note
“Flavorless, yet bitter. Stay away.” Read full tasting note
Great Value Green Tea Bags make simply delicious tea that you can enjoy any time of day. Our refreshing, clean-tasting, and light-bodied green tea has a smooth, mellow flavor, a natural aroma, and healthy antioxidants in every sip. Enjoyed hot or iced, it goes well with scones, cookies, or crumpets. Make it sparkle with a bit of seltzer and some fresh lemon when poured over ice. This 2.5-ounce box has 40 tea bags, enough to stock your pantry or office. Raise your cup and drink to your health with Great Value Green Tea Bags.
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I had a wrestling match (and lost) trying to update the photo for this tea—a previous user put in a photo of the decaf version, which is not what we’re discussing here.
Oh, well.
You know how everybody has a weird secret food thing they’re kind of embarrassed to admit, like bacon and jelly sandwiches, or eating tomato paste straight out of the can with a spoon? I suspect at least some of you have a weird secret tea thing, too. (It’s OK. You’re in good company!)
This is apparently one of mine. I had a craving for plain, inelegant plebian green tea this week, I was at the Walmart Neighborhood Market anyway, and snagged a $2.78 box of very generic grocery store tea. It is not fine, fresh, dragonwell or beautifully vegetal sencha. It is just Green Tea. Not too bitter, not too sweet, nothing to brag about, but nothing to spit down the drain, either. A nice break from heavier winter fare.
Go ahead. I dare you. Admit what you drink when nobody’s looking ;)
Fixed the photo!
Thank you! I dumped the link into the Filepicker window half a dozen times, then saved a screenshot and tried to pull that in, and just got mad and gave up.
Whatdo I drink when nobody is looking? Gin Tonic? Ahh, from alcohol-free? Tea? Well, there are a few… for example my family can’t stand Lapsangs or Douglas Fir tips.
I’m a sucker for cinnamon tea, red hot or muted, black or herbal. I have been known to try some weird Ahmad blends just to see if they are drinkable (usually not).