What Reddit recommends for Tea.
For loose-leaf and matcha drinkers who quit coffee or graduated past grocery tea bags. See which products people name most and open the comments behind the ranking.
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Great starting point for green tea. Comforting and nostalgic taste. Japanese bagged sencha especially loved.
“I started with sencha & gyokuro like 10 years ago and I love them so much still, but these days I’m drinking more Chinese like Lu An Gua Pia”
01 - 3
Loved by many. Affordable and highly recommended. Till death loyalty from some users.
“Tata tea gold maybe ..”
02 - 3
Great place to start. Hard to dislike. Sunflower brand in orange tin from Asian markets mentioned.
$15.00 · Fantastic Fungi ↗
“Honestly Lipton isnt the worst place to start but once you try some decent loose leaf stuff youll never go back. I'd reccomend starting with something like sencha or jasmine green tea from a local tea shop if you have one nearby. The difference in flavor is pretty wild compared…”
03 - 3
Special note given as a type of Japanese tea worth trying.
“I am a pretty big fan of the humble Japanese bagged sencha (the kind you can get in Japan, not the lookalikes they import to the US). I don’t know if I’d say it’s the best (actually, it’s objectively not), but it is such a comforting, nostalgic taste for me. I’ll also toss out…”
04 - 2
Supreme grade recommended. If keeping only one green tea, this would be it. Japanese do best green teas.
“I started with sencha & gyokuro like 10 years ago and I love them so much still, but these days I’m drinking more Chinese like Lu An Gua Pia”
05 - 1
Highly praised, better than Taj Mahal for milk tea. Name symbolizes tiger and goat, representing unity and equality.
“Wagh bakri >> taj mahal Taj mahal is not good for milk tea”
06 - 1
Fresh quality longjing recommended. Sweet, nutty and delicious. Preorders appear next month.
“Fresh good quality longjing. Preorders should be appearing sometime next month or maybe later this month.”
07 - 1
Not good for milk tea. Taste and strength diluted since adding green leaves. Some say overhyped.
“Wagh bakri >> taj mahal Taj mahal is not good for milk tea”
08 - 1
Popular in South India. Natural Care variant mentioned. Mix with 3roses for local tea shop taste.
“Red label natural Care”
09 - 1
Recommended as a favorite green tea option.
“Jasmine pearls, genmaicha, or gunpowder.”
10 - 1
Recommended alongside Tata Tea Gold. Masala tea variant specifically praised.
“Tata Tea Gold. Till death. And then Society. Nothing more, nothing less. Taj Mahal is just overhyped.”
11 - 1
Mentioned as underrated option. Ranked alongside other popular brands.
“Why us no one saying Girnar”
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“I paid $40 for ceremonial grade matcha and it tastes like bitter grass”
“My loose leaf tastes like nothing, I think it was already stale when it shipped”
“Every grocery tea bag tastes the same, like warm cardboard”
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