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“Another fine present from Martin! This is very lemon-forward, but what sort of lemon flavor is it? I have to go look. Oh it’s lemongrass I’m tasting, nice! There’s a little bitterness that lingers...” Read full tasting note
“Well, this is different story from Oxalis! And it’s what I was craving for. But I can imagine it is hard to make the lemon flavoured green badly. I can be wrong though… Okay to the tea; I have...” Read full tasting note
Ingredients: green Sencha tea, lemon slices (14.1%), flavouring, lemon grass (2.8%), everlasting flowers, calendula. May contain traces of nuts.
Preparation guidelines: Use 10 g of tea (approx. 7 tsp) for 1 l of water at the temperature of 70°C. Allow to infuse for 3 minutes. Strain and serve.
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Another fine present from Martin!
This is very lemon-forward, but what sort of lemon flavor is it? I have to go look. Oh it’s lemongrass I’m tasting, nice! There’s a little bitterness that lingers on my tongue, a bit like lemon rind, but it’s not bad. I have some Thai curry that’s ready to heat up, bet this will go great with it! The sencha flavor is very subtle with all the lemon flavor, but it’s nice. Thanks, Martin!
Flavors: Bitter, Lemon, Lemongrass
Well, this is different story from Oxalis!
And it’s what I was craving for. But I can imagine it is hard to make the lemon flavoured green badly. I can be wrong though…
Okay to the tea; I have received quite a crushed sencha (I am afraid it is same base as in previous tea) quite lots of lemongrass and a few, quite big, pieces of dried lemons. Honestly, I have no idea what to do with them, because I don’t have enough pieces to add them in every session, moreover some are just very big, like a half of lemon! I put the smallest piece in the strainer today. The picture is actually quite accurate. And everlasting flowers are just for visual I guess.
The taste of tea: it’s okay base tea. Much less buttery and I think it is because it was less crushed, though still a lot. Maybe fresher a bit too. And lemony. Calling it juicy — not sure if correct word for it, but it had quite light taste overall. Well, I guess there isn’t anything else. Maybe sadly too straightforward; because I couldn’t even notice the lemongrass. It was just lemon tea with green tea base, so it doesn’t bring any bold and robust notes. Maybe I miss them a bit here. But I wanted a light citrusy green tea!
Flavors: Lemon
You are welcome!