Dragon Pearl is a Chinese-American company, with U.S. operations based out of Pismo Beach, California. The real heart and soul of the company, however, are in the tea-fields of Fujian Mountain Farms, the one and only source of Dragon Pearl tea. All their teas are grown organically in the pure air and soil of the Fujian Mountains of Southeast China. Farming, harvesting and production is all done by hand - no tractors or other machines are used anywhere near the tea, to ensure absolute purity. Dragon Pearl guarantees their tea to be pesticide free.
You can learn more about Dragon Pearl Tea at their web site, http://www.dragonpearltea.com.
There are 16 reviews available for this category, for 4 different blends of tea. The average rating for products in this category is 6.13.
Below you'll find extracts of all posts on Teaviews.com related to Dragon Pearl. Click on any post to pull up photographs and full-text.
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Cap & Kettle's review: "The flavors develop slowly on the tongue - starting with a deep, primal orange flavor, before transforming into a full flush jasmine taste." Read review » |
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Shane's review: "One of the better jasmine teas I've tried... the jasmine flavor doesn't overpower the green tea, which is a nice change of pace." Read review » |
7/10 |
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Cindy's review: "An excellent oolong, naturally sweet without the bitter aspects I've sometimes found in similar blends. I'd recommend it." Read review » |
7/10 | |
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James's review: "This brew is naturally sweet, with a slightly vegetal, almost spinach-like, aroma. " Read review » |
6/10 | |
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Clay's review: "Slightly sweet with a light leafy, flowery taste that is just simply amazing." Read review » |
8/10 | |
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Shane's review: "Well balanced with no bitterness whatsoever... Dragon Pearl Oolong has a full, bold flavor with a long-lasting aftertaste. I could drink this every day!" Read review » |
7/10 | |
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Lea's review: "Light and refreshing... with a slight aftertaste that I can't quite describe, but its pleasant and not at all off-putting." Read review » |
6/10 | |
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Stephen's review: "I loved the bold, slightly malty flavor of this blend... it has single-handedly rekindled my love affair with oolong tea." Read review » |
8/10 |
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David's review: "Has the mild nutty flavor you'd expect, but none of the sweetness you usually find in a Mao Feng." Read review » |
7/10 | |
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Cindy's review: "A grassy, vegetal green tea with a nutlike aroma... not a bad tea, but there was nothing here that made me want another cup." Read review » |
4/10 | |
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Shane's review: "A subtle flavor and a nutty aroma... but too delicate for my tastes." Read review » |
5/10 |
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Cap & Kettle's review: "Strangely dark for a white tea, but with an oddly dull and uninteresting palate." Read review » |
3/10 | |
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Vanessa's review: "An attractive-looking blend, but its taste was mediocre at best... even after multiple infusion experiments, I couldn't extract enough flavor to make a satisfying cup of tea." Read review » |
5/10 | |
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Clay's review: "A light sweet fresh flavor with a soft grassy aftertaste... a nice brew, though I expected a little more." Read review » |
7/10 | |
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Jeff's review: "The aromas, flavor and finish need improvement... but these leaves have potential." Read review » |
5/10 | |
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Shane's review: "A very enjoyable white tea, with a grassy/vegetable taste and a hint of sweetness." Read review » |
6/10 |
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