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P. G. Sundling
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2025
I've bought about 1800 tea bags from this brand so far. I still have 300 left in my stockpile. In those terms, it would seem this is my favorite and my family likes them too.I use two teabags a day for warm tea eye compresses and then drink the 2 cups of tea. Before the eye compresses I used to make many cups of tea from one tea bag.I don't remember what tea I drank as a kid, so maybe my mom had me drink a bunch of Lipton or something, but since being an adult and making my own choices since the 80s, this is the tea I've drank the most of.
AG
Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2025
Excellent tea with no after taste
Brenda
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2025
Love this tea. Strong matcha taste.
Cassie4ever
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2025
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Katsumi S.
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2025
This is the best among teabags I have tried so far.
Christine P.
Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2024
I've been using this brand for many years. It possesses a well balanced flavor that tastes more expensive than it is. A great value. I highly recommend not using boiling hot water...just wait a couple minutes to cool and then steep as instructed. This will provide a brighter color and more flavorful cup of tea.
Strider
Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2018
Costco ran out of their version of matcha green tea nationally so o gave this a try... really nice, smooth and earthy. Tame and gentle but more robust grass and earth tones. Iād buy it again as it had great taste and create value.
Dangerous when Cooking
Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2015
I plan to drink more green tea and so I've been seeking 'bulk' teabags to save money. Bought this Japanese Sencha green tea (100 bags/$15), and Harney&Sons Sencha Green Tea (50/$9) at the same time from amzn to compare. Both teas come in individual packets, which is what I prefer, even when making pots of tea--the tea seems to stay fresher longer. This tea is in foil air tight pouches, vs. paper packages.Brewed both with a Breville electric tea kettle that boils water to specific temperatures, including green tea, the lowest 175 degrees.I steeped both according to instructions. (It's a v. short steep time.) I much prefer the color and taste of this.The color is pale/clear green/yellow but the flavor is bright, grassy, and not at all bitter.Harney&Sons makes terrific teas generally and their Sencha is good. It tastes a bit earthier, steeps into a cloudy, murky olive-y green yellow. It's not bitter, just tastes more like hay than grass, if that makes sense. I will definitely drink this up over time, but it won't be my first choice.If like me you're looking to try more green tea in your day, definitely try this. It's delicious and I look forward to drink it each day. The only problem is that I'll probably want to drink it late in the day and stay up at night, it's so good. I'll def. be buying more.Also bought Brown Rice and Green Tea with Matcha from this supplier, too. Review among my others.UPDATE July 2017:I've ordered bags and bags of this tea, have brewed and drunk it hot and chillled cold, it is always delicious. The flavor is remarkably consistent over time. Haven't had a dud teabag or cup of tea yet. I hope I can always get this on Amazon, it's a staple.
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