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I received a sample of citron green awhile back, now it's my favorite green tea!

Ric

Ric wrote:I received a sample of citron green awhile back, now it's my favorite green tea!

Ric

And this is why I've always liked you more than the others.

i was kind of dissapointed with citron green. tasted more like rind than citrus fruits. apricot green for president.

PeteVu wrote:i was kind of dissapointed with citron green. tasted more like rind than citrus fruits. apricot green for president.

I like green tea, and I like citrus - works for me.

In God's Grace,
Ric

Ric wrote:I like green tea, and I like citrus - works for me.

Don't listen to PeteVu. He's still bitter about the AP English test he failed.

Ric wrote:
I like green tea, and I like citrus - works for me.

In God's Grace,
Ric

i do too, but it doesnt taste like citrus.

Mike B wrote: Don't listen to PeteVu. He's still bitter about the AP English test he failed.

for your information i did well on that test. not that im ever gonna use anything i learned in that class again.

Mike B wrote:

Ric wrote:I like green tea, and I like citrus - works for me.

Don't listen to PeteVu. He's still bitter about the AP English test he failed.

What is the "AP English teat?"

In God's Grace,
Ric

Ric wrote: What is the "AP English teat?"

this stupid test high school kids take to get out of college english.

PeteVu wrote:

Ric wrote: What is the "AP English teat?"

this stupid test high school kids take to get out of college english.

Oh, I see.

I have not seen any school for many, many years now! Oh, but my son is now it school - he started kindergarten two weeks ago.

PeteVu wrote:

Ric wrote:
I like green tea, and I like citrus - works for me.

In God's Grace,
Ric

i do too, but it doesnt taste like citrus.

Even MORE disappointing, it doesn't taste like Citron either!

Green Earl for the win here. Bergamot is technically a citrus fruit

i cant even imagine earl grey green. bergamot seems like such a strong flavor thats well paired with black teas. is it possible to keep the bergamot from overpowering a green tea?

Personally, I love Green Earl, because it does not have the bitterness of Black Earl.

I expected to hate the citron green. I was pleasantly suprised, it wasn't bad. Wasn't great either though.
Earl Greys are way too strong for me. I always have to cut it with another tea to make it bearable.

jzero wrote:Even MORE disappointing, it doesn't taste like Citron either!

Green Earl for the win here. Bergamot is technically a citrus fruit

Now that's hard core Citron! But one draw back, there is not tea taste in that!

I used to drink Earl Grey (black) tea a lot, but I just have gotten tired of the taste on Earl Grey. (Or is it Earl Gray? I'm too lazy to look it up right now. )