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“good green tea.i had 3 cups on my lunch break, ordered some online after I tried it at the ritz hotel in paris, i think this is the site. www.gorreanatea.com *dont take with milk though i did and...” Read full tasting note
“Love this fresh Green Tea, grown at the oldest tea estate in Europe.” Read full tasting note
“Wowzers. Pretty bad.” Read full tasting note
“My parents live on St Michaels in the Azores Islands where this tea is grown. Whenever I visit I go see this plantation. Love the green tea it is awesome quality.” Read full tasting note
Package with 20 tea bags.
Scent and Flavor: Tea made by vaporization of the Camellia Sinensis leafs, maintaining its original color. It has a lighter flavor and not as much theine as the black tea.
Properties: Natural Antioxidant / Slimming / Anti-Carcinogenic / Folic Acid, Vitamin C, K, B1 and B2 / Anti Aging.
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good green tea.i had 3 cups on my lunch break, ordered some online after I tried it at the ritz hotel in paris, i think this is the site. www.gorreanatea.com *dont take with milk though i did and it tasted way better without! just a tip
I have received a tea bag of this one via Postcrossing again. A tea from Azores, that sounds unique. Let´s try it. Green tea, 3 minutes steep, about 90 °C water I guess. But cold cup, so maybe in reality even less.
Anyway – the liquor was nicely green with yellow notes, bit opaque. In aroma it was bit boring, grassy notes, not very present.
While drinking, debating with family about our garden, I noticed grassy otes, with bit of vegetal. Unfortunately again, quite weak. But it was fresh as well, so in the end it was not bad. It was not great – I certainly had better green teas, but as it is a pure green tea. Okay – I expected more interesting flavour profile.
Certainly interesting tea to try, especially because of origin. Maybe loose leaf version can be better.
Flavors: Grass, Vegetal
A sample from KittyLovesTea. Another bagged green, this time just plain. I let the water cool to around 175 degrees, and left it approximately 2 minutes. The resulting liquor is medium yellow, with a very faint vegetal aroma. The taste is similar; a smooth, sweetish, mildly vegetal green. It’s nothing amazing, and it doesn’t have a great deal of flavour, but it’s pleasant to drink nonetheless with not a hint of bitterness or astringency to be found.
I had some of this tea when I was in Laguna Beach. What a fresh tasting tea. I loved the taste. I enjoyed the website as well, it was neat to see this rare tea plantation. Id love to visit it sometime. they have pictures of the environment on their site, worth checking out.
