Lychee Green Tea

Flavors great

This product is really good. I can understand its difference from other teas because it is organic, consists of only leaf tea and antioxidants in it. I have been using this product for many years and I order the same product every time.

I love this tea for many reasons. It's certified organic by the US, not in tea bags (which contain plastic fibers), and hibiscus tea is full of antioxidants, and I like the flavor! I will order more teas from this company because I trust them!

Good flavor and consistency.

If you want good tea steer clear of anything with Chinese, Japanese, Indian etc wording in the name. This comes from experience, as always your mileage may vary.

I'm not sure why there are bad reviews for this but everyone has different taste. I think its refreshing and fantastic. I make iced tea out of it and its great.

If you are a fan of pinhead gunpowder green tea I heartily recommend this brand. I have tried many brands of gunpowder green tea and this is as pleasant and consistent a flavor as I have found, while still being reasonably priced, especially given that it is organically farmed. The tea is packaged in a resealable, thick plastic bag that holds up well. My wife and I drink it every morning instead of coffee and it is a very satisfying drink to start the day. The caffeine buzz from a strong cup of gunpowder green is more subtle than coffee, but lasts longer, with no "wrung out" feeling after it wears off.If you have never tried pinhead gunpowder tea it is in a category of its own, with a pleasantly robust and full flavor. It gets its dramatic name due to its resemblance to gunpowder; from the rolled tea leaves that are balled up when dry, but unfurl into surprisingly large leaves when steeped.From my experience, here are a few tips to enjoy gunpowder green the most:- Don't brew it from roiling hot water. Pull the top off of your tea kettle to let it cool a bit (3 -5 minutes after boiling). This should bring down the temperature of the water to around 180 degrees Fahrenheit, which is ideal.- Brew the tea for 3 to 3 1/2 minutes, but no longer. That will help avoid bitterness.- Keep most of the tea in the sealed bag. Take out what you think you might use within a week or so, and store it in a metal tin. It's easier to manage.- Purchase a tea spoon, one specifically made for loose tea. You can find them with small handles that fit nicely in a tea tin. Having a good spoon makes it easier to brew a predictable amount for flavor.- It tastes fine brewed in stainless steel, but I think it is best brewed in glass. There are a variety of wonderful tempered glass teapots to choose from that make it easy to see the release of flavor and color as the tea infuses the water.- Don't be afraid to brew the leaves again. This kind of tea has a lot to offer a second brewing, or can easily become a great iced tea later.Enjoy!

The flavor of the brewed tea is great. However, the appearance is not what I expect from the description, Pinhead Gunpowder. This sample came looking like regular leaf tea, not the tightly curled balls I believe it should look like.