Art of Tea Green Pear
8.5/10 — 1 review
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Stephen's review: "A delicious pear-flavored green tea... the flavor is more akin to candied pears, and is sweeter and more concentrated than in most similar blends." Read review » |
8.5/10 |
Art of Tea
Art of Tea is a boutique tea importer and wholesaler based in Los Angeles, California. Years of intense study in preventative medicine at the Ayurvedic Institute in New Mexico lead Steve Schwartz, the Founder of Art of Tea, to become a leading purveyor in organic and specialty teas. Every year since his studies in 1996, Steve Schwartz has traveled extensively returning with rare and unique teas from around the world.
Through his travels in Asia, India, Africa, and the Middle East, he has developed close relationships with farmers and distributors to offer the very best organic teas and select botanicals while ensuring the employees and the teas are treated with great respect. Art of Tea’s intensive care program combines aesthetics with passion, flavor, and high quality control.
More information can be found at their web site: www.artoftea.com
There are 15 reviews available for this category, for 9 different blends of tea. The average rating for products in this category is 6.63.
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Art of Tea TNT Fucha Vintage Dark Tea 2003
8/10 — 1 review  |
Troy's review: "A dark, rich, earthy and smoky tea... perfect for lovers of intensely-flavored black tea. " Read review » |
8/10 |
Art of Tea TNT Happy Tea
7.5/10 — 2 reviews  |
Lea's review: "Soothing and comforting, with a floral undertone... it has a sweet and unusual biscuit-like taste to it that I really enjoyed." Read review » |
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Shane's review: "A flowery tea, with a strong taste of saffron... brings to mind a warm biscuit drizzled with honey. I'd recommend it." Read review » |
8/10 |
Art of Tea TNT Chill Out
7/10 — 2 reviews |
Shane's review: "A simple, light and flavorful tea... not overpowering but just like the name suggests, the kind of blend you can "chill out" with." Read review » |
7/10 | |
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Lea's review: "Fruity and a little floral-tasting, with a hint of sweetness thrown in... quite tasty, plus its fun to watch the leaves uncurl from the "cake"." Read review » |
7/10 |
Art of Tea Ginger Matcha
6.5/10 — 2 reviews  |
Vanessa's review: "An excellent matcha, though the ginger flavor could have been a bit more pronounced. Still I really enjoyed this blend." Read review » |
7/10 | |
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Lea's review: "A fairly good tea... both sweetness and ginger were promised by this tea's description, however, and I detected neither." Read review » |
6/10 |
Art of Tea Velvet Tea
6.5/10 — 2 reviews |
Lea's review: "A rich, complex tea with a delicious mix of chocolate, sweet mint and vanilla. I would recommend this blend." Read review » |
8/10 | |
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Vanessa's review: "A blend of many ingredients that should be delicious, but it just doesn't quite come together. It needs a bit of sugar just to make it drinkable." Read review » |
5/10 |
Art of Tea Plum Oolong
6.3/10 — 3 reviews |
Stephen's review: "A fine tea, if you look at it as a fruit infusion... you simply can't taste the oolong in this blend, the fruit flavors just overpower everything else." Read review » |
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Lea's review: "The flavors here are ok, but I couldn't get past the awful aroma of this tea... like old-fruit and vinegar. I didn't enjoy it at all." Read review » |
4/10 | |
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Shane's review: "A complimentary and subtle plum essence pairs nicely with these oolong leaves. Not a strongly-flavored tea at all, but naturally sweet. I loved it." Read review » |
8/10 |
Art of Tea Eisai's Choice Sencha
5/10 — 1 review |
Shane's review: "More floral-tasting, instead of the vegetal taste most sencha fans will be looking for... these leaves didn't hold up well for multiple infusions." Read review » |
5/10 |
Art of Tea TNT Sleeping Beautea
4/10 — 1 review |
Lea's review: "The licorice, which should be a primary flavor here, is barely even detectable. What's left is grassy and vegetal, and not particularly inspiring." Read review » |
4/10 |
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