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I am the first one to write a tasting note? And this tea is actually gone!

Anyway, quick (+- 10 seconds) rinse of 6 grams of tea in my 85 ml gaiwan. That is 1 gram for 14 ml of boiling water in thermos.

1st steep, as usual, was 15 seconds long.
It pours light brown colour. Rinse and first steep has got generic shu aroma, in taste mellow, not-metallic, rather sweet side of chocolate.

2nd steep, 30 seconds
Mellow, still sweet chocolate taste. Not very complex taste. But full-bodied for sure.

3rd, 45 seconds
It becames darker, so does in taste, more like dark chocolate now.

4th, 60 seconds
Full bodied, nice to drink. I do not think it will change flavours, so I will keep drinking. They claim it can be up to 12 steeps, so – I guess it can be true. But I would not write about every single steep.

It is good, but maybe I expected something bit more complex.

Flavors: Chocolate, Dark Chocolate

Preparation
205 °F / 96 °C 0 min, 45 sec 6 g 3 OZ / 85 ML

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