Puer Green and Puer Black Tea from Pique Tea Crystals

After being impressed with Pique Tea‘s Wuyi Oolong and White Peony White Tea, I had to get my hands on their puer. Their puer sports 250-year-old trees and triple toxin screened for mold and metals. Pique Tea’s Pu’er Green Tea I used their suggested 175F/ 79c water, but I find going around 185-200F/ 85-93c has a more pleasing, stronger taste. However, if you do not like bitter, go to the 175F/ 79c water temperature. Pique Tea’s Puer Green is surprisingly good. It sips in smooth in texture tasting of driftwood with a strong stone fruit floral aftertaste that lingers for… Continue reading, hoot!

Sun Goddess Matcha from Pique Tea

I’m always on the lookout for new good matcha. Today is testing Pique Tea’s Sun Goddess Matcha, an organic ceremonial grade tea which hosts a number of firsts for matcha. For one, it is quadruple tested for heavy metals, pesticides, mold, and radiation. It is also shaded 35% longer to encourage more l-theanine and umami flavour. This matcha has been through some tough things to ensure it is pure. If you are new here, I’ve reviewed plenty of other matchas if you would like to compare. You can also check out Pique Tea’s guide to Premium Matcha for more in… Continue reading, hoot!

Sacred Lily Oolong and White Peony from Pique Tea

Today we are sampling some Tea Crystals from Pique Tea. I’ve reviewed them in the past and they have since come out with some new teas – Sacred Lily Oolong and White Peony. These organic teas are freshly picked and cold brewed crystalized processed within 60 days. Pique Tea goes another step forward and their teas are triple toxin screened for pesticides, metals, and mold. Their teas are packaged into single serving packets to make around an 8oz/240ml/1 cup serving. If you are a long time reader, you know this tea drinker is a hooty tea snoot that is especially… Continue reading, hoot!

Pique Tea Crystals – Tea Review

Pique Tea Crystals is an interesting new organic tea product – it is tea that has been brewed, then crystallized. Pique is packaged in individual servings, making for a convenient tea on the go, all you need is a vessel and water. Steeping Instructions I followed the instructions, which was 1 packet, to 8oz/1cup/250ml of hot water. They didn’t specify water temperature so I figured I would just use these instant tea packets as if I was in the wild, so around 200F water. I already failed with instructions and with the first attempt I added the Pique Tea Crystals to a… Continue reading, hoot!