Trà Sâm Dứa (Pandan Ginseng Green Tea)

Tea type
Green Herbal Blend
Ingredients
Green Tea
Flavors
Coconut, Malt, Pineapple, Toasted Rice
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Loose Leaf
Caffeine
Not available
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180 °F / 82 °C 2 min, 30 sec

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  • “Today is one of those rainy days that had me wandering out into the world alone. Downtown. I forgot this place existed. I’m half-joking here, considering I’ve been to the pool hall a few times...” Read full tasting note
  • “We’re getting there (down to 44 teas)! This was such a good find in Ho Chi Minh City/Saigon and I will miss its “toasted coconut rice with a dash of pineapple” profile. I should have sent this out...” Read full tasting note
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From Trà Việt

Recent Pineapple Tea Ginseng is known as an innovative concept in the art of Bao Loc tea marinade. Green tea buds are marinated with aromatic pandan leaves, tea leaves and several first herbs, teas to create a very impressive aroma, sweet, fresh medium. Especially Sam Pineapple Tea fragrance can keep for a long time.
Pineapple Tea Ginseng has many beneficial effects for health problems such as anxiety, prevent aging, prevent cold and allergies, prevent cancer, reduce diseases caused by food poisoning as, cholera, … ulcers, reduce cholesterol, support weight loss, improved mental health.

Location: Bao Loc | Elevation: 900m | Of fermentation: 12% | Phase temperature: 90 degrees | Phase Hits: 4 times

Growing region: Bảo Lộc

With suitable highland geographical and climatic features, Bảo Lộc is one of the most important tea plantations in Vietnam. Flower scented tea is the most popular.

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Today is one of those rainy days that had me wandering out into the world alone. Downtown. I forgot this place existed. I’m half-joking here, considering I’ve been to the pool hall a few times in the past few months. But really, I’m such a shut-in. Today’s mission was only to get my cellphone screen and glass replaced then get some Teaberry gum from the candy store around the corner and wait out the repair. Except around the other corner is a Vietnamese restaurant that doesn’t cater to bland palates, like the one close to my house. Despite having had a bowl of soup a few hours earlier, I soon found myself sitting at a table with a big pot of tea and a rice noodle plate.

This tea was served, already brewed, in a large ceramic pot. The green tea was a good Vietnamese green, a little fruity, and the ginseng provided a hint of rooty, bitter-astringent zing and visceral warmth. The pandan leaf took it over the top. Toasted rice, vanilla, coconut, wafers. Supreme comfort. Dessert tea. Of course I drank the entire pot.

The smells and tastes, the overcast day. It was like being back in Vietnam. Including having no cellphone. I wish I could be rid of that thing. Heck, I could probably get by without it considering I no longer need one for work. Sometimes I feel like such a Luddite.

Evol Ving Ness

Sounds like a perfect moment. And a fine tea.

ashmanra

I didn’t know you have been to Vietnam! How exciting!

Leafhopper

Sounds like a pleasant day and an interesting tea. Was Vietnam a good tea destination? I’ve had some nice Vietnamese oolongs.

Crowkettle

This is such a lovely tea and this note is relatable (what is “downtown”?). A perfect accompaniment to a rainy day :)

Crowkettle

@Leafhopper,imho Vietnam is a fantastic tea (and coffee) destination. You can buy a lot of different types of good quality loose tea for affordable prices in market places – although it’s sometimes hard to determine what’s what. I got to sample a few teas from this company, Trà Việt, when they had a tasting at a museum and they were all enjoyable. According to their website, this one is 129,000 dong/100g which is approx $7.29 CAD.

Mastress Alita

I don’t own, and have never owned a cell phone! The hardest part is convincing the REST of the world that only accomodating to cell phone users (this is especially true during the pandemic) is a problem. But I still won’t cave in. :-)

mrmopar

Cell phones, I only have one since it is tied to a business. Othe rthan that on the weekends it is set op the charger and only picked up on Monday.

Evol Ving Ness

No cellphone here either (and quite happily so).

gmathis

What a delicious sounding day!

derk

I admire you no cell phone people. Mine gets muted at night and sometimes not turned on at all for the weekend. The hell if my precious sleep is going to be interrupted by dings or vibrations.

Evol Ving Ness

Sadly, when I was in Vietnam, I wasn’t yet into tea though I did coffee my brains out.

Sierge Krьstъ

Luddite, that sounds like a tea brand. I used to call myself social retard, but actually found smart phone overwhelming. I can’t wear jewelry and/ or watches either. The last phone I got was from chinese shop and it was meant for Nigerian market. I am sure someone is listening to my conversations. Pandang, that’s a powerful imagery.

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1429 tasting notes

We’re getting there (down to 44 teas)!

This was such a good find in Ho Chi Minh City/Saigon and I will miss its “toasted coconut rice with a dash of pineapple” profile. I should have sent this out to people but I got greedy- and no one else likes green tea, right? It appears impossible to buy this brand outside of Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, which is one of the saddest tea related things I’ve seen this year.

Until next time, delicious Vietnamese tea.

Preparation
180 °F / 82 °C 2 min, 30 sec

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