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“A review of Green Tea lemon & Ginseng by Benner Company: Benner Tea Name: Green Tea Lemon & Ginseng Tea Type/Varietal: green Region: China Steeping Vessel/Amt Leaf: tea bag/ cup Liquor...” Read full tasting note
“Received one tea bag of this tea from postcrossing, from Chicago. It is nothing much worth writing about. Cheap green tea with dirty taste, and mostly hay. Lemon, well, there are some sour notes,...” Read full tasting note
“This tea is good value for the money. Aldi sells it, it’s very nicely packaged (each bag is contained in its own clear cello packet), and the price for 20 bags is less than $1.30. The green tea...” Read full tasting note
“This is the other green tea available at Aldi. I like it, and at $1.19 for a box of 20, that’s an achievement. Unlike the regular green tea, this one is a lot more sensitive to steep time. I...” Read full tasting note
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Benner Green Tea Lemon & Ginseng
Ingredients: Green Tea, Lemon grass, lemon peels, natural flavors, Asian Ginseng root
Benner Teas are a refreshing choice to compliment a healthy lifestyle and are an ideal refreshment any time of day.
Instruction for a perfect cup of tea:
Bring fresh cold water to a rolling boil. Let water cool 1 minute after boiling. Pour water over one tea bag and steep 1-2 minutes. Remove tea bag. If desired add sweetener.
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A review of Green Tea lemon & Ginseng by Benner
Company: Benner
Tea Name: Green Tea Lemon & Ginseng
Tea Type/Varietal: green
Region: China
Steeping Vessel/Amt Leaf: tea bag/ cup
Liquor Color: lightest brown
Leaf Characteristic:
1st Steeping:
Water Temp: 190
Time: 3 minutes
This green tea that I fixed for myself has a lovely mixture of lemon and ginseng. It is evenly distributed in my cup of tea. The tea has no astringent since the lemon and ginseng seems to soften the tea while giving it that extra kick or do I mean zestfulness? It is yummy and good for me since it is a natural source of antioxidants.
Overall tasting notes: This is a delicate and refreshing cup of tea. I find the lemon and ginseng to be evenly distributed making for a very smooth cup of tea.
Classification: Year, and region of production; Product of China
Cup’s characteristic: green tea with hint of lemon; smooth and refreshing
Liquor color: lightest brown
Taste: smooth lemony taste
Received one tea bag of this tea from postcrossing, from Chicago.
It is nothing much worth writing about. Cheap green tea with dirty taste, and mostly hay. Lemon, well, there are some sour notes, but it reminds me rather lemongrass only and ginseng? Not at all I guess.
I don’t know how old it is but I hope it is not terribly old, but it is pretty much boring.
Flavors: Dirt, Hay, Lemongrass
This tea is good value for the money. Aldi sells it, it’s very nicely packaged (each bag is contained in its own clear cello packet), and the price for 20 bags is less than $1.30. The green tea is light, as is the lemon flavor. There’s a certain astringent quality to it (the ginseng?), but not too objectionable. I prefer using a bag of this to boost a mix of herbal teas together.
Flavors: Lemon
This is the other green tea available at Aldi. I like it, and at $1.19 for a box of 20, that’s an achievement. Unlike the regular green tea, this one is a lot more sensitive to steep time. I would not recommend going past 1-2 minutes, the lemon peel tends to get a bit bitter beyond that point. High marks for value. If you’re looking for value, this is a good pick. I drink this at work daily.
