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“I’m not sure if it’s appropriate to write about this here since I’m eating this tea and not drinking it but I think it’s fitting so I’m gonna go for it. So earlier this week, I talked about turning...” Read full tasting note
“I have a soft spot for Adagio’s vanilla teas. That being said, this is my least favorite of them. I think that the main issue is that green tea seams to work better on its own than flavored to me...” Read full tasting note
“Tea #34 from Another Traveling Tea Box Vanilla and green tea strikes me as really odd, which is why I needed to try this one. It surprisingly works better than I’d have thought. Adagio uses a...” Read full tasting note
“NinaVampi shared this one with me, along with a few other vanilla flavoured things. Vanilla and green tea struck me as a funny combination. It wasn’t one I would ever have come up with on my own....” Read full tasting note
According to the International Ice Cream Association, Vanilla is by far the most popular flavor, getting a full 23% of all ice cream consumption. Inspired by this love, Adagio has created Vanilla Green Tea, combining the rich, warm dark sugar aroma of vanilla with delicate Chinese green tea. Soothing, sweet and very ‘beany’ vanilla fragrance (like warm sugar cookies made with fresh vanilla beans).
Steep at 180° for 2-3 minutes.
Adagio Teas has become one of the most popular destinations for tea online. Its products are available online at www.adagio.com and in many gourmet and health food stores.
I was pleasantly surprised by this tea. I wasn’t really expecting a whole lot, and some vanilla flavors taste incredibly fake. Not so, here. When it is hot the scent wafts up and it smells absolutely delightful! Upon first sip, the vanilla is very rich and pleasant and plays better with the green tea taste than I could have ever anticipated. Definitely tastes like dessert in a cup!
Vanilla green is my go-to tea, any day of the week. It smells and tastes of warm cookies. With a pinch of raw sugar and some honey, I am whisked away to a perfect world where nothing can bother me and it’s just me and my tea. After reading a few tasting notes by others, I would absolutely love to make a vanilla green tea cupcake of sorts. I feel this tea would be the perfect ingredient! For $2 to sample it for yourself, you can’t go wrong (unless, of course you choose not to try it). I’m glad I did!
