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“Y’know, I’ve been trying to do tasting notes chronologically and yet I still somehow managed to miss writing one of the Vancouver shop teas we tried! Treasure Green actually ended up being one of...” Read full tasting note
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Y’know, I’ve been trying to do tasting notes chronologically and yet I still somehow managed to miss writing one of the Vancouver shop teas we tried!
Treasure Green actually ended up being one of my favourite stores we visited. Though I didn’t get a whole lot of tea, I did walk away with a beautiful gaiwan and the sales rep was probably the best and most enjoyable to talk to of any of the shops we went to. You could just really tell he was having the best time being there, and was super knowledgeable and friendly.
We samples of the their iced tea recipes while there. He did give us a run down of how it was made and what the ingredients were, but I can’t recall all of them. Only that it used one of their green teas iced as the base with additions of honey and freshly muddled mint among other ingredients. It was really refreshing with a crisp, cooling minty finish and the perfect amount of sweetness from the honey to make the more vegetal and grassy notes of the tea really pop and feel lush.
It was strange because, stylistically, the iced tea menu was so different from the types of teas the shop was selling (kind of like Paragon), but it was just so good and you could tell that there had been a lot of care taken to make sure it wasn’t made with just any green tea but, rather, using one that would really specifically compliment the other fresh ingredients.
