Do Ghazal Green Tea Bags, 100 Count, String-and-Tag Format, 2 g Each, 200 g

We enjoy afternoon tea time and experiment with a variety of types of tea and flavors. This tea smells fresh and is good for over two years. I used one tea bag per 18 oz. mug with water not quite boiling. I lightly sweetened with homemade mint syrup. The result was tasty. I didn't detect bitterness but that might be because the mint covered it up. We always add a little sweetener, and with green or black teas sometimes add a flavored simple syrup. Green tea is rich in antioxidants. Tea is a light beverage that tastes good and has low calories even when lightly sweetened. We like green tea served hot and also make iced tea from it. The cost of Do Ghazel Tea is higher than the name brands one might see in your local grocery store. To me, this green tea tastes fresher and better.

If you prefer a green tea that is clean, smooth, and refreshing rather than overly bitter, this is the perfect blend.The flavor profile is delightfully on the lighter side, offering a gently grassy and crisp taste that goes down smoothly with every sip. It brews into a beautiful, pale-golden color that looks just as inviting as it tastes. The string-and-tag format makes it incredibly convenient for quick steeping at home or at the office. With 100 tea bags in the box, it offers fantastic daily value for anyone looking for a high-quality, reliable green tea that avoids that harsh, over-steeped bite.Highly recommended for tea lovers who enjoy a subtle, comforting cup!

The Do Ghazal Green Tea Bags offer a mild and smooth tea experience, which I found to be quite pleasant for those who prefer a more subtle flavor. The tea is consistent in its mildness, and increasing the steeping time doesn’t seem to significantly enhance the flavor, especially once the water begins to cool. For those seeking a strong, more pronounced green tea taste, this might not be the ideal choice, but for anyone looking for a gentle, calming cup, it’s quite suitable. The string-and-tag format makes it easy to steep and remove the bags without fuss. Overall, a good option if you enjoy a mild green tea and appreciate a smooth, unobtrusive flavor profile.

I was initially hesitant about trying this brand since I wasn't sure how regulated international tea products were or if they'd been tested for heavy metals. Turns out that since Ghazal is sold in the European Union, it's subject to strict regulations and testing standards that are actually more rigorous than some products I've seen domestically. The tea tastes clean and fresh, with that light grassy flavor you'd expect from a good green tea. At $0.15 per bag, the price is really hard to beat for a quality product. I'm satisfied knowing this tea has been thoroughly tested and comes in well below any safety thresholds.

Came as decried and as pictured. I really liked how this is more of a subtle free tea flavor than others I have tried , but it’s easy to adjust the strength and flavor depending upon how many tea bags you use and how long you let them steep for. Refrigerating with the bags overnight really helps bring that flavor out and it’s a lot better than I anticipated especially with a brand I am not familiar with. Overall it is really good and I would recommend.

There are 100 tea bags in this box. The ingredients are pure Chinese green leaf tea. The tea when unbrewed smells vegetal and fragrant. The tea when brewed is subtly flavored and slightly bitter to me. It is okay but not my favorite. I brewed one tea bag at 175 degrees for 3 minutes in 8 ounces of water. The instructions say to brew at 100C (which is 212F) degrees but I usually brew green tea between 175 and 185 because otherwise hotter water turns the tea bitter. The resulting brew was a clear and moderately deep golden amber but it tasted slightly bitter and had a subtle flavor profile. This is just okay; I'd rate it 2.5 stars round up to 3 stars. The current price of $15 comes to $0.15 cents per cup (tea bag).

Very tasty 🙂