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Hot as it can go the first round.
First infusion: Very light color and aroma of wheat and apricot. Tastes light and peachy with some golden raisin. Some rose and lychee are hiding back there after a few sips. The aftertaste is quite dry and gel like, some other yellow fruit I can’t name. A bit of a oversteep taste but I really poured the liquor at 50 seconds insted of 40.

Second infusion: Slightly more rose and peach, much brighter. Very juicy and full bodied. Feels like a plum and rose water smoothie.

Third Infusion: Burned the tea. Oh well. A fresh infusion will pair better with lunch than this does with breakfast.

Preparation
205 °F / 96 °C 0 min, 45 sec

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