Napa Blanc from Lupicia

Napa Blanc

Tea type
Food Green Blend
Ingredients
Flavouring, Green Tea, Jasmine Flowers, Sugar Crystals
Flavors
Candy, Grapes, Hay, Jasmine, Muscatel, Sweet, White Wine, Fruity, Vegetal, Bitter, White Grapes, Spices, Artificial, Floral, Grass, Smooth, Flowers
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Loose Leaf, Sachet
Caffeine
Medium
Certification
Not available
Edit tea info Last updated by Mastress Alita
Average preparation
185 °F / 85 °C 2 min, 30 sec 4 g 14 oz / 404 ml

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  • “Picked this up online. I think Lupicia has a habit of releasing things in store only to see how well they go over before putting them online. Whatever the case I am so happy I finally get to try...” Read full tasting note
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  • “Courtesy of Sare – thank you! :) This is my first tea from Lupicia but won’t be my last. I love the blend of jasmine with a hint of grape, just enough so that it’s not artificial. It really is like...” Read full tasting note
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  • “I had a sachet of this yesterday at tea time. I am not the biggest fan of grape-flavored stuff, but this had an intense muscat/white grape flavor that was pretty distinct from most grape flavor....” Read full tasting note
  • “Another tea that came from the Lupicia grab bag… I’m afraid I’m not such a big fan of this. The muscat is way too sweet and artificial and the jasmine is yucky. It does smell exactly like Juicy...” Read full tasting note
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From Lupicia

Produced in the spirit of the California wine country, this green tea blend sparkles with the flavor of muscat grapes, bright jasmine and the finesse of a well-balanced white wine.

How to enjoy Tea
Amount of Tea Leaves: 0.10oz(2.5-3g)
Water Temprature: Boiling Water
Brewing Time: 1.5-2min.

Ingredients: Japanese green tea, sugar (sugar, flavorings), jasmine flower, flavorings

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Thank you jump62359 for sharing this tasty tea. I think it might just be my favorite of all the jasmine teas I have tried so far as it is sweet and floral without tasting perfumey or artificial. Very, very nice.
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I absolutely love love love my jasmine teas, but I’m definitely just trying to get through all my sipdowns!
I haven’t had this tea yet which is actually surprising me haha. Maybe I’ll enjoy some of this tomorrow or next week :)

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I totally understand that. I went from 140 to 195 in a day so I am certainly trying to get in sipdowns as well but I still want to try my swaps and I am glad I brewed this up :)

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From jump62359 …. And I drank it like, 4 years ago or something.
And I’ve saved the baggie the sample came in this whole time.
In fact, I have a strange pile of many many baggies of teas I drank long ago. And I think I’ll just put them all in now.
I saved them cuz I wanted to leave a nice note for them all. But I have adhd and that was a ridiculous plan.
When in doubt, drink some tea.
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Here’s another tea I bought for Allie, and tried at her house yesterday. I thought this was a nice enough tea, and the flavors came together well, but the flavoring is a bit too much for me. This was just a little too artificial for me, especially because many of the flavors in this can be found naturally in other teas.
Preparation
Boiling 2 min, 0 sec
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I did not like this at all, eww

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Like the Momoko, this is a flavored tea with sugar crystals in it. (These ones are lumpy instead of geometric, which makes me wonder if there’s a little of the flavor infused into the crystals and that’s why there’s a difference.)

I find I like this tea for the same reason that other reviewers didn’t: its scent, hot or straight from the tin, is strongly reminiscent of a white wine without the alcoholic bite. I don’t notice the taste of the actual tea leaves in this so much, but that may be a reflection on how well it was blended; the tea and the flavor fit together to give you something that is sweet without being too sweet, yet it has a white wine tartness which lingers in your mouth (sans the cloying qualities of actual white wine).

This is another tea where I bought some a year ago, finished it thinking maybe I’m not a fan of flavored teas like this, and then found myself wanting it again recently. It’s a flavor which grew on me over time.
Preparation
Boiling 2 min, 30 sec
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