Dragonwater Lemon Grass Herbal
Tea Review
A Very Enjoyable Lemon Tea
Summary : Yes...the tea looks like dried lawn clippings.
So what? If you enjoy lemon teas...and want your lemon in a herbal tea...put
aside your fear of drinking something that looks like lawn clippings
and give this tasty tea a try.
Review : As a general rule, I have no inclination to
sample lawn clippings. I mean...who really likes the taste of grass?
And the taste of week-old grass that has been left out in the sun to
dry....hmmm...yummy. Not!
And so it was that I had sort of been finding excuses to sort of put
off sampling the Lemon Grass sampler I purchased with my last order with the
Dragonwater Tea Company (now out of business).
And what is somewhat strange about this whole ordeal I put myself through
is that I actually liked the last lemon grass tea I tried!
So yes...gretting past the looks of this tea can be a challenge, even
if you suspect you'll like it.
I strongly suspected I was probably going to enjoy this tea to some
degree when I first opened up the package...I was greeted by the nice,
but overpowering, fragrance of lemon. Exactly what the doctor ordered
on this snowy evening in April.
Here is how this tea is described on the website of the
Dragonwater Tea Company (now out of business)
: "Lemon Grass Tea. High quality dried lemon grass. Use as a standalone tea or blend
with other herbals. Is has been used to treat gas, fevers, cholic, upset stomach, and arthritis."
This tea contains the following ingredients : Dried Lemon Grass. That's
it folks...nothing else.
The taste of this tea is excellent...at least if you like lemon. Yes...this
tea tastes like lemon. Surprised? Well...this tea is made from lemon
grass...so what did you expect? Peppermint?
And thus we come to the crux of the problem with this tea...if you like
lemon...can you somehow summon up the courage to drink a tea that truly
looks like week-old lawn clippings? If you can, you'll enjoy the moderate
lemon flavor this tea has.
Now truthfully, I wish this tea had a bit more "lemon pop" to
it, sort of how Adagio Teas Lemon
Grass tea has. I found the Adagio version a
bit stronger...which for me is good. But perhaps not for you?
In any event...if you enjoy lemon tea...you'll like this one, assuming
of course you don't mind the odd look the tea has before brewing.
Recommendation : Yes. This tea is an ideal bedtime
tea that nicely blends peppermint and spearmint to produce a nice, pleasant
taste but without any sort of a strong after-taste. And, at least in
my case, the Valerian Root in this tea does indeed provide calming properties...as
I now find myself wanting to go to sleep!
Tea Information and Brewing Instructions
- Tea Reviewed : Lemon Grass
- Manufacturer : Dragonwater
Tea Company
- Available from :
Dragonwater Tea Company (now out of business)
- Type of Tea : Herbal
Tea
- Leaf Type : Loose Leaf
- Date of Review : April 15th, 2007
- Tea Rating :

- Brewing Instructions : Use one teaspoon of
tea leaves. Pour 1 cup (5.5 ounces, but 6 works quite nicely)
boiling water over the leaves. Let the tea brew for 5-10 minutes.
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