Teabet Reviews 

I ordered twice and iam very satisfied. I received a gift that I wasn't expecting to receive. Thanks 😊

I bought premium ceremonial matcha. It's a joke. The matcha is yellow and strangely thick, as if mixed with something. I've been drinking matcha for years, and there's something wrong with this one. It gives me a stomach ache, and recently I offered some to a friend, and he had a stomach ache too. I sometimes buy culinary matcha, and it was better than this one. Even the matcha at Lidl for 3 euros was better. This one tastes like it's from a Chinese store. I was hoping for a good product, so I bought 150g, and now I don't know what to do with it because it was quite expensive and I don't want to throw it away.

I can't reply to a reply, so I'll edit it. Your snarky response only reflects on your company, and frankly, I don't care. Everyone can see for themselves. I've been drinking matcha since before it became fashionable. I only write reviews when something is really bad. If it's mediocre, I skip it. I buy a lot on Amazon. I get the best matcha from two people in Amsterdam. I have to go to them in person, even though I'm from another city. They don't have an online store, so I can't post a review. Recently, they ran out of matcha because one of them said they were having trouble finding good quality matcha because it was getting worse and worse because it was too popular, while the other one imported it from Japan and had closed. That's why I searched online and bought it from you. As for Lidl, it wasn't their brand; they sold macha from a company that produces tea. I haven't reviewed other matchas because I buy Hug the Tea in Ekoplaza and Clearspring from Gimsel. I also buy Moya Ceremonial Matcha from Amazon. I buy these when I'm not in stock, from a store in Amsterdam. I didn't want to write that I received a gift from you, which initially delighted me, but I read the ingredients and it contains glucose-fructose syrup and probably something else. I'll have to check when I get back from vacation. I thought then that if the matcha is of the same quality as this tea, it must be very bad. Maybe people don't pay attention to what they drink, but that's none of my business. Maybe I'll be able to post pictures when I get back. And as for reviews, I buy so much that there are thousands of them, and only 22 have been mentioned over the past few years. I try to buy from small, unknown companies and manufacturers, and they don't have reviews on Trustpilot; they only have reviews on their Facebook pages and other websites, and when I'm satisfied with their services, I leave more than one great review there. So, to sum it up, I'm giving up now, because after your response, there's no point in talking to you. Everyone can buy it and decide for themselves whether it's okay or not. For me, it was very bad. That's why I wrote about it.

Edit: Second time. The company reported me to Trustpilot for defamation. Trustpilot rejected it. If it weren't, why would it exist? It's clear that Teabeat isn't okay. It turns out those same 5-star reviews are fake, because if you can't give anything other than 5 stars and the company wants to remove bad reviews, then for me it's proof of who I'm dealing with. Plus, their response to the 1-star review also told me a lot about the company. Sometimes I really don't want to be mean and I leave things out, like this gift with the wrong ingredients. I also had a situation, not with this particular store, but with another one in my reviews, where they wanted to give me a 60 euro voucher for removing the review. I didn't even reply; it seemed disgusting, a cheap bribe. I don't want the world to be like that, and later, when I search for reviews, I read false reviews.

I bought a large selection of different kinds of teas and was surprised by the high quality of each one! Customer service was also fanastic, I have received my package super fast, nicely packed and with a little extra gift. Highly recommend, and I will definitely come back!