RISHI, GREEN TEA,OG2,MATCHA SUP 15 BAG

Oh, dear Matcha Super Green Tea, where have you been all my life? I feel like I've stumbled upon the secret potion of wise wizards and chill pandas. Forget enlightenment – I've found it at the bottom of my mug! First off, let's talk about the packaging. It's like the tea bag equivalent of a superhero cape. I half-expected it to fly out of the box, shouting, "Have no fear, Matcha Man is here!" The organic label is the cherry on top, convincing me I'm sipping on the elixir of eternal hipness. Brewing this concoction is practically a ceremony. I feel like a tea samurai, wielding my bamboo whisk like a katana, ready to defeat the stresses of the day. The vibrant green color alone could probably cure the common cold and make your neighbor's dog stop barking. Now, the taste – oh, the taste! It's like a grassy dance party in my mouth. Smooth, vibrant, and with a hint of "I've got my life together" vibes. I even caught myself contemplating the meaning of life mid-sip, and for a brief moment, I understood why meditation is a thing. But let's not forget the real magic – the energy boost! Forget about crawling to the coffee machine like a zombie; this matcha turns me into a caffeinated ninja. I practically do my morning jog while brewing the second cup. In conclusion, if you're looking for a tea that'll make you feel like a wise monk with a sense of humor, Rishi Matcha Super Green Tea is your go-to. It's the kind of tea that turns your mornings into a Japanese haiku – serene, uplifting, and with a touch of poetic chaos. Namaste and sip on, my fellow tea enthusiasts!

This loose leaf green tea is legit, like, the kind that makes you feel fancy even if you're just wearing sweatpants. This tea is so good, I'm considering writing love poems to my teapot. I've officially upgraded my tea game. Pretty sure I'm a tea snob now, and I'm not even a little bit sorry. Its nice to sip on and smells great.

The best tasting matcha green tea. It is a bit expensive but makes 1-2 cups of strong tea. And no staples so the sachet, tag, and string are all compostable.

I was never a tea drinker until I tried this! I add a small amount of lemon juice and manuka honey to mine and drink one every day! No shaky feeling from the caffeine.

It’s okay. Not to sound like a snob, but I wasn’t impressed with the color, flavor, or aroma (next to none), compared to ITO EN. Additionally, PLA is still a plastic, a bio plastic, but still a plastic. I didn’t realize this until after purchasing and noticed the sachet is similar to the nylon mesh sachets. I know it’s compostable in an industrial setting, which makes me curious how microplastics from non-petroleum based plastics bioaccumulate in our bodies? Still, I cut the bag and put it into my diffuser. I will likely go down the loose leaf path after this box since finding quality organic tea in non plastic sachets has been a pain.