Goji Berry Green Tea with Matcha

Tea type
Fruit Green Blend
Ingredients
Citric Acid, Goji Berries, Green Tea, Hibiscus, Licorice Root, Matcha Powder, Natural Strawberry Flavor, Raspberry Leaves, Rooibos, Rose Hips
Flavors
Fruity, Strawberry
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Loose Leaf, Tea Bag
Caffeine
Not available
Certification
Not available
Edit tea info Last updated by Casey
Average preparation
190 °F / 87 °C 4 min, 45 sec 8 oz / 236 ml

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"Goji berry flavour brings a slight tartness and bright citrus note to this tasty green tea. Native to China and Tibet, goji berries are oblong and orange-red in color and are considered a healthy and nutritious fruit. A touch of Matcha, the special green tea used in the Japanese tea ceremony, has been added to the blend." Green tea, hibiscus, organic rooibos, rosehips, goji flavor, raspberry leaf, strawberry flavor, matcha, licorice powder, and citric acid.

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26 Tasting Notes

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1908 tasting notes

Oddly enough for a green tea I think this one needs a higher temperature to really get the flavour out.

Preparation
170 °F / 76 °C 4 min, 0 sec
Bethany

This one’s on my to buy list because of my love of Stash’s Mangosteen Green with Matcha.. have you had that one, too? If so, how do they compare?

Jillian

I’ve never tried the mangosteen tea unfortunately – I’ve never even tried a mangosteen for that matter! :)

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355 tasting notes

My beloved Mangosteen Green with Matcha was on clearance at the grocery store, which scares me. I really hope they’re not discontinuing it. And they were all out of it!

So I had been meaning to try this tea for awhile (which was also on clearance) and bought it in place of Mangosteen. It brews up that thin red color that only comes from grocery store herbal teas (especially those with rosehips and hibiscus). It’s okay. Not nearly as good as the Mangosteen, but I’ll drink it from time to time.

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2977 tasting notes

why are there so many ingredients in this tea??? it tastes like overripe strawberry with a hint of licorice. there’s also a sour raspberry pucker on the finish. I can’t taste the matcha.

Preparation
Boiling 5 min, 0 sec

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176 tasting notes

I WAS EATING WATERMELON. AND I WAS LIKE. “I need a fruity tea to compliment this. Kool-aid tea will do just fine.” AND IT DID.

Preparation
Boiling 8 min or more
starfishey

GREAT DESC.

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476 tasting notes

The water temperature’s really very low because I was impatient and downstairs waiting for something on my laptop, but also wary around leaving the water upstairs alone waiting for it to boil. So I just hoped it was hot enough, poured it into my pot, brought it down, and stuck my thermometre in it. Bah! I didn’t want to go back up and finish boiling it.

It smells like fruit rollups. Seriously. The kind of strawberry flavouring they use in fruitrollups. It’s making me crave them.

Slighty tart from the berries, and faintly green. A bit meh, but I did steep it at a rather cool temperature. Pleasant, actually. I don’t know how strongly I’d be able to drink this tea, so the mildness is nice. Berry with a hint of green. Less green than I was expecting. I get a very fruity tartness at the back of my throat after each sip. I sort of get the green tea taste first, and then get hit with the berryness.

I wouldn’t mind getting this myself, to drink on occasion. Actually, the deli inside the department store I work at sells Stash teas, including this one, and I was amused (and reminded!) when I saw it.

I’m noticing more tartness the more I sip it. Also, my cat seems to approve, because he keeps eyeing it.

For something that’s supposed to contain matcha, I really don’t taste it. Hmm. Ah well. Still enjoyable.

With this gone, I think the only thing I have left from Jillian is the darjeeling and the white pear.

Preparation
155 °F / 68 °C 5 min, 15 sec

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66 tasting notes

Pretty good! Tastes really light—which after the new year, I’ve been looking forward to.
In a couple days I’m heading back to Baltimore, where my tea cupboard is, stocked to the gills with new teas to try. I’m excited to get back.

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67
11 tasting notes

I was in a little store out in the country and oddly enough, this was one of the only teas they had. I decided to buy it because I’d never tried goji berries and I didn’t have any green tea left.

It turns out I love this stuff. It smells EXACTLY like these apricot fruit roll-ups that I like and even tastes a bit like them! It reminds me of childhood too, like a kool-aid flavor for adults. :)

Preparation
3 min, 0 sec

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75
22 tasting notes

As a child of the 80s, I would like to note that these tea bags smell exactly like Purplesaurus Rex Kool-Aid. Accordingly, I sweetened it with sugar and served it over ice, and it is quite tasty.

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123 tasting notes

Last night I was doing virgin cherry koolaid shots. I mention this because the bright red colour of this tea reminds me of that. Actually, there is strawberry in it too! Lol

On the first 120 mL shot of this, I get a lot of the berries acidity. On the second steeping, a lot more of the aroma of perhaps liquorice and whatever else they are putting in it.

On the third steep most of the colour is gone, now it is brownish. It’s a warm flavour now, not unpleasant.

Also note that there isn’t any goji berry in this, just flavouring!

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70
99 tasting notes

This does not taste like it smells. It tastes just fruity—watermelon and strawberries. It’s good—but not what I expected. I can’t taste the tea at all; rather, it tastes like an herbal blend. I’d recommend it for those who like herbal, fruity teas.

Flavors: Fruity, Strawberry

Preparation
175 °F / 79 °C 6 min, 0 sec 1 tsp 8 OZ / 236 ML

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