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“I decided to cold brew this one for 24 hours so I’m drinking my results today. This is such an interesting tea and the cold brewing has brought out some nice lemon-y notes in addition to the savory...” Read full tasting note
“Before I review this tea, take a good look at the picture of the tea itself. Yes, it is hand rolled and twisted…and the leaves are whole and full of buds. This tea is from Sri Lanka, and Fair...” Read full tasting note
“I am in the process of creating a recipe book for my kids for Christmas – my daughter requested this – meals they grew up on many of which I also grew up on. My eyes are crossing and I am beat!...” Read full tasting note
“I have been saving this tea that Bonnie sent to me because it is so cool looking that I couldn’t just drink it any old time. I wanted to wind down tonight after doing some more organizing, going...” Read full tasting note
Organic Blue Nettle has long green leaves that are twisted together by hand. This green tea originates from the Idulgashinna Estate in Sri Lanka and is Bio Dynamic and Fair Trade. Organic Blue Nettle is a mild green tea that has light seaweed and artichoke notes.
Ingredients: Organic Green Tea
Recommended Brew Time: 3 minutes
Recommended Amount: Approximately 2 pieces (or 2 grams of tea) for 8oz of water
Recommended Temperature: 180 F
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After the cloyingly artificial taste to my previous cuppa, I found I felt very weighed down. After a while I decided to go for something lighter which brought me to this tea.
1st steep- light in color, delicate in flavor. The aroma is ever so gently grassy. There is an airy floral quality to this tea that I find very refreshing.
2nd steep- slightly darker in color, more fragrant. The natural sweetness comes out in this tea as well of a more noticeable floral note. I am enjoying this second steep even more than the first!
Thank you to Bonnie for this sample. I have had it a while and have been saving it for when I felt I could properly appreciate it.
The ‘cigars’ of tea look fab and brew up with a vegetal, lemony aroma. The liquor is very pale, possibly slightly green, but clear and light. Sipping the tea, my first thought was that I was drinking a lemon torte. There is a definite lemony flavour to it alongside something vegetal that I am not certain about. It is light and refreshing and just what the doctor ordered this morning.
Cute little tea too!
Very much so! Although I’d be careful if I was traveling with it as it could be misconstrued as a different sort of plant by unknowing eyes! :P