Green Tea - Classic
This page is for the caffeinated version. See also Green Tea Decaffenated (Classic).
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Commercial Description
A favorite throughout the Far East this tea creates a fragrant, light, and mellow brew reputed to have many healthy properties.
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Ratings & Reviews
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40 Aroma: 2/10 Flavor: 2/5 Value: 4/5Kuppa (15 reviews) on Feb. 10th, 2012
This is the green tea in my office; perhaps that alone makes me dislike it more. Maybe I'm unsophisticated, but I take the aroma to be weak and bland, not delicate. It has a very light body, and fairly pale copper hue. The flavor is mild, and lacks both the grassiness and the roastiness that I associate with most decent standard bagged green teas. To Jenna's point, I have never found it bitter, even when I oversteep it (such as when I take a call and forget it is steeping). If I were buying, I'd pick Lipton (which is less expensive) ten times out of ten. But I get this for free at work, so...
53 Aroma: 4/10 Flavor: 3/5 Value: 3/5Sylvia (215 reviews) on Feb. 10th, 2012
This tea is pretty good. Not too vegetal for my taste. I don't usually like high-quality green teas, so this tea must not be very high-quality. I added cream and sugar.
53 Aroma: 4/10 Flavor: 3/5 Value: 5/5Jenna T. Drinker (33 reviews) on Dec. 3rd, 2010
No-frills, light green tea you normally find in office buildings and drink because there's nothing else around. Strangely, it brews a sort of redish color... makes me wonder. All in all, a forgettable, satisfactory flavor– amazingly, not terribly bitter. I'm sure however, if you leave the teabag in too long it'll be unbearable.
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Green Tea Decaffenated (Classic)
| Style: | Green Tea |
| Region: | ????? |
| Caffeine: | Decaffeinated |
| Leaf: | Teabag |
2 Ratings
