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The Subject: Green Tea from The Original Ceylon Tea Company.

Water temperature: 180° F
Steeping time: 3 minutes
Tea type: Green
Scents, flavorings, etc.: N/A
Aroma, dry: Planty, grassy (faint)
Aroma in the cup, plain: Grassy, mild
Taste, plain: Grassy, mild, no bitterness
Aroma in the cup, enhanced: N/A
Taste, enhanced: N/A
2nd Infusion: Didn’t do
Chilled: Didn’t try
Not only is this a bagged tea, but it’s a Lipton-like flo-thru bag with string and tag. Sigh! Yes, once in a while we have to buy bagged tea, being unable to find what we want in a loose form. Also, we’ve had this tea in our pantry for a couple of years (yes, we said “years”). However, we took all of this into account when trying the tea.
All in all, despite it being teadust in a bag and two years past its expiration date, this tea was surprisingly good. It retained a mild, grassy taste with no harshness or bitterness. Overall, quite satisfying and great to have on hand if you want a quick cup of green tea.
We didn’t give it a try chilled but think that it has potential as a tasty choice.


I love Ceylon green tea but I've had rather bad experiences with green Ceylon in teabags. This sounds better than anything I've tried bagged!
ReplyDeleteBut I do absolutely love loose Ceylon green, and it can be very diverse!