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“Steep Information: Prepared in store Tasting Notes: Steeped Tea Smell: It smelled just like the almond cookies you get at Asian bakeries Flavor: It tasted like a sweet green tea with light almond...” Read full tasting note
“Smells as good as its name. It isn’t too sweet, and you get the taste of both the green tea and almond & coconut.” Read full tasting note
“The scent is really lovely and I enjoyed the taste – not overpowering, but much more delicate than I thought it would be.” Read full tasting note
“It tastes pretty much exactly how the name describes it, like almond cookies. Really distinct almond and coconut flavors. Good, not as good as other almond and/or coconut flavored teas I’ve had,...” Read full tasting note
China sencha with grated coconuts & almonds.
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Steep Information:
Prepared in store
Tasting Notes:
Steeped Tea Smell: It smelled just like the almond cookies you get at Asian bakeries
Flavor: It tasted like a sweet green tea with light almond flavoring.
Body: Light-Medium
Aftertaste: Aftertaste was a sweet cookie taste that reminded me of celestial seasonings “sugar cookie sleigh ride”
Liquor: translucent green
Post-Steep Additives: simple syrup, a little sweeter
pictures: http://amazonv.blogspot.com/2010/07/subtle-tea-loose-leaf-green-tea-almond.html
It tastes pretty much exactly how the name describes it, like almond cookies. Really distinct almond and coconut flavors. Good, not as good as other almond and/or coconut flavored teas I’ve had, but good. The tea is a little watery, but I am starting to think that most of the teas from Subtle Tea are a little on the watery side. That was a little surprising for me, especially since I steeped it for 7+ minutes. Nevertheless, still enjoyable.
