Adagio Teas - Discontinued

My first loose leaf oolong and it’s better than expected! The dried tea is very earthy and musky. However, it came out tasting a lot lighter and smoother than I would have guessed. The flavors are earthy, woody and a bit grassy. If you’re not too familiar with oolongs (like me), you should give this a try. I enjoyed it.

I mixed this with the lemon grass. I like this green tea, but I don’t reach for it often enough to buy it again. Great for blends though.

Really good classic grassy green tea.

Very grassy, naturally sweet. Would probably make a good morning or afternoon tea

Pretty good tea. not very strong, has a pretty decent natural sweetness to it.

Woody, with what another taster described as a little briskness. I agree! Tasty.

This tea was really smooth. Not a strong flavor. It was a very mellow tea, and quite good.

2nd steep, still good :)

Very light taste. Very light color too. At first anyways. Color and taste got deeper (darker color, stronger taste) over time, after steeping. Very interesting.

This tea has a fairly sweet / floral flavor. It is nice when I’m not in the mood for a really “green” flavor. I like it, but it isn’t an everyday tea for me.

A light tea. I agree with comparisons that suggest it taste like a cross between a white tea and a green tea. Solid.

added some sugar and made it bearable, still has a nasty aftertaste though.

Smells good, tastes like you’re drinking cheap perfume.

Tastes like you would expect green tea to taste if you stuck it in the refrigerator overnight. It would probably taste great with some sugar or cream in it (though I imagine it’d be rather difficult to doctor a bottled tea)

We use this for ice tea. Very nice.

This is my favorite. It’s my daily morning tea. Love it love it love it.