Matcha Green Tea Bags

At first I was put off by the tea because I like my green tea to brew green versus golden (2-stars) but then I realized I wasn’t being fair because I was comparing it to my favorite double green tea, a Japanese Sencha/Matcha blend. Also, I had just finished a different decaf brand so, of course as with all tea, I was used to the other brand’s flavor. But, after drinking this for a few days, my tastes buds have accepted it, lol.It has a subtle aroma and even when I forget about it and over-brew, it stays smooth and doesn’t end up too bitter. I drink a minimum of five cups per day because of the multiple health benefits and I purchased this for about $20 for 200 bags, so the value for the price is pretty great.Lastly, I’ve seen some complaints about the bag being stringless and having to fish the tea bag out so let me give you a tip: lightly dip or skim the bag in the water until it’s wet then lay the empty edge along the side of the cup as pictured. Overall, I’m still searching for a decaf green tea that brews green but the price of this tea will probably bring me back, at the very least, to stretch my dollar.

Great taste smells amazing makes a great cup with just one tea bag. Great substitute for coffee especially after dinner.

For an inexpensive Jasmine green tea-100bags-it’s a pretty good value. It makes very good iced tea using Mr.Peet’s recipe: 2 tea bags and half the water for one serving. Steep 4 minutes max. Use water around 180°. Pour over ice and enjoy.

I’ve gone through a lot of different green teas, and TeeLux has quickly become one of my favorites. The flavor is smooth and clean without being too grassy or bitter, even if I accidentally steep it a little too long. I drink it hot in the mornings and often make iced green tea in batches for the week—it holds up great both ways.The quality feels consistent from bag to bag, and I like that it doesn’t have any weird additives or artificial flavoring. It’s just straightforward, pure green tea, which is exactly what I was looking for. I also appreciate that it's caffeinated without making me jittery. It gives me a nice, steady energy boost without the crash I sometimes get from coffee.Overall, it’s a great value for the price and a product I’ll keep reordering. If you’re looking for a solid green tea to add to your daily routine, this is a reliable choice.

I'm a bit of a tea snob, and for years bought loose white tea, only one kind. Had this at a friends and now this is what I drink every morning. Is it as tasty as the seriously expensive special loose white tea? No. But it is also not nearly as expensive, and is still quite yummy. (I compare it to white tea because that, for me, is the very best tea. But even if it is not as good as my white tea, compared to green tea, this is one of the best.) Glad to have found this.

Every morning I drink green tea. This tea is very good; I like its taste, price, and quality.

The passion fruit raspberry green tea is excellent made cold brew style. I bought it to make iced, refreshing, drinks to take to work, and it's perfect for that. When made cold it brews to into a kind of amusing nuclear green/yellow and flavour wise you first taste the green tea, then the raspberry. The passion fruit is a note you probably wouldn't notice if you weren't well versed in what you were looking for. Even though the passion fruit flavour was what I bought this flavour for I'm not mad at all. I will be buying more when I run out.

100 teabags for $10 is a good price, but the tea quality isn't that great. It lacks the subtle floral sweetness that good green tea has. The flavor is a bit more grassy. If you steep it for more than a minute, it becomes bitter, but if you steep it for less time to avoid the bitterness, it doesn't have much flavor. If you drink it every day and don't want to pay a dollar per teabag for the good stuff, it will do.