SororiTea Sisters

A Sorority of Sisters Who Love Tea

Kabuki Tea from American Tea Room

August23

Tea Type: Green Tea

Where To Buy: American Tea Room

Product Description:

Our Kabuki green tea is as dramatic and colorful as its namesake. Small bright kabuse leaves, blossomy cherry tree flowers and vibrant violet blooms come together for a bold, flowery bouquet with a scent of cherry simple syrup. The brew is bright, clear, electric lime. It has a flowery aroma with a light, vegetal undertone. The flavor is smooth and sweet – the taste of cherry blossoms is heightened with flavors of violet and fresh-cut flower stems.

Harvested in Kyoto April 2 – 4 and air shipped to insure optimal freshness.

Tasters Review:

I really like the selection that American Tea Room offers!  This is the first time I have tried Kabuki tho.  I must admit that I have been intrigued by Cherry Blossom-Type Flavored Teas Lately.  So I am very happy to try this one!  Here is what I found…

The dry blend smells like Cherry Candy and post infusion it smells like cherry blossoms and green tea.  This is a very fun and fruity yet pleasant aroma!

It’s highly flavored – on the tongue – and pretty good hot.  Once it turns cold I find it a bit bitter….not in a bad way – just noticed a flavor change when it cools, that’s all.  I don’t mind it cold but prefer this hot, actually.

All-in-All this is a fairly good flavored green and I’m happy to add it to my personal stash!

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Our mutual love for tea and writing about it inspired us to start this blog so that we could better share this love with others.

One thing I (Anne) learned very early on in my career as a tea artist is that everyone has different preferences, and every single tea tastes differently on every single palate.  So just because one of us doesn’t happen to like a tea, doesn’t mean that YOU (the reader) will not.

We try to be as impartial as we can.  We do have our favorites.  We are human.  But we do our very best to be as fair and as honest about a tea as we can be.

You might not agree with my assessment – or with Jennifer’s assessment – of a tea.  But that’s OK… if we all liked the same exact tea – we’d only need ONE kind of tea and … wow… that sounds really boring, indeed!

What a beautiful world it is that we have so many teas to suit so many tea enthusiasts!

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