White Blueberry (Blueberry White)
18
Percentile
4 ratings |
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Commercial Description
This tea blends together the taste of summer sun-ripened blueberries with premium white tea from the Fujian region of China. A customer favorite, this tea is delectable both hot and cold.
Ratings & Reviews
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80 Aroma: 8/10 Flavor: 4/5 Value: 4/5Brytta Sóþword (333 reviews) on May. 31st, 2015
The aroma of the dry leaf is wonderful if intensely floral and fruity are what you like. Love it.
The white tea comes out much more stongly in the taste than in the scent. For my palate, the flavors blend pretty well -- though I'd be fine with even more blueberry flavor. Leaving the tea on a warmer improves it and does not make it bitter. It held up nicely to multiple steepings. Chilled, it tasted refreshing, but also darker.
63 Aroma: 7/10 Flavor: 3/5 Value: 3/5b22johansen (44 reviews) on May. 30th, 2015
This is an interesting tea. I thought I would like the combination of blueberry and white tea, which I do, but the more I drink it the more I realize there is something off about this tea. I think there is too much blueberry for the amount of tea. The aroma is wonderful if smelled briefly. However, if you take in a full sniff, the smell can be nauseating due to the strong sweet blueberry smell. In conclusion, I do enjoy the tea, but think it could use some improvement.
40 Aroma: 3/10 Flavor: 2/5 Value: 2/5Alex Zorach (1448 reviews) on Dec. 3rd, 2012
I can't shake the impression that this flavored tea tastes like tootsie roll pops. Not any particular type of them, just the generic tootsie roll pop taste that is in common between all of the different flavors. And I'm not really a fan of this flavor.
The leaf produces a relatively dark infusion, like a darker bai mu dan or a shou mei. The flavor is smooth, with a bit of sourness and not much bitterness.
I was not really a fan. I disliked the aroma more than the flavor though, although the sourness I found objectionable.
57 Aroma: 6/10 Flavor: 3/5 Value: 2/5Sylvia (215 reviews) on Oct. 19th, 2012
I'm not sure how I feel about this tea, or how to describe it. It has a raisin-like flavor that kind of turns me off, but it's interesting if I don't think about it. The aroma reminds me of something, but I can't remember what it is. I added cream and sugar.
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