Well, this feels like sacrilege. A tea grown in the U.S. of A.? And from the south? Well I suppose the climate is good enough for rice. Well how does it taste? I would say it’s a bit mild, hints of nuttiness like almond. It doesn’t have much of its own sweetness. It’s okay. Nothing special, but worth giving a few more tries (since it was a gift) I’d be interested in buying whole leaf and trying it loose someday.
It’s certainly better than any number of bagged teas though.
I put milk and sugar in it.
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Their American Classic is a better-than-averaged “stock” bagged tea. I do like the notion of a homegrown American tea.
Be sure to check out all the teas offered from the Charleston Tea Plantation, from the original American Classic to our loose teas.
http://www.bigelowtea.com/Catalog/Category/36/98/American+Classic+Tea.aspx
We’d be happy to send a sample for you to try, just call us at 1-888-244-3569 to request a sample.
Kathy for Bigelow Tea
Kathy from Bigelow – Thank you very much for the offer, I don’t know why I didn’t see this earlier. I will definitely take you up on the offer, especially the loose tea.
Their American Classic is a better-than-averaged “stock” bagged tea. I do like the notion of a homegrown American tea.
Be sure to check out all the teas offered from the Charleston Tea Plantation, from the original American Classic to our loose teas.
http://www.bigelowtea.com/Catalog/Category/36/98/American+Classic+Tea.aspx
We’d be happy to send a sample for you to try, just call us at 1-888-244-3569 to request a sample.
Kathy for Bigelow Tea
Kathy from Bigelow – Thank you very much for the offer, I don’t know why I didn’t see this earlier. I will definitely take you up on the offer, especially the loose tea.