Assam Satrupa FTGFOP1

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Estate-grown Assams grow at a higher altitude, giving them a depth of flavor suitable for drinking anytime of day. Maltier than other types of tea, the Assam’s strong and weighty flavor goes well with the addition of lemon, milk, or sugar. (FTGFOP1 stands for “Finest Tippy Golden Flowery Orange Pekoe – Grade 1”)

Brew Time: 4 minutes

Ingredients: Black Tea From Satrupa Estate

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SIPDOWN and Back logging – this will be missed…see previous notes…

ScottTeaMan

What is SIPDOWN & Backlogging? If you miss this tea go to: uptontea.com, and search item #TA41 or Satrupa.

TeaEqualsBliss

Sipdown – is when you finish up the last of your stash of a specific tea.
Backlogging – is when you drank a specific tea prior and didn’t get to log the cuppa…but still want to note that you drank it…
Hope that helps!

ScottTeaMan

Thanks…..some people list a number like Sipdown 25. For instance TAKGOTI’s most current entry listed one. Hope my info for the Satrupa Assam helps, if you want to enjoy that tea again. Also, on “Sororitea Sisters”, can I limit my search to only your teas reviewed or Liberteas reviews? I can’t always tell who reviewed the teas. Maybe I’m just not looking in the right place. Thanks :)

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A wonderful Assam – just what I needed today. It has a remarkable caramel-y sweetness to it. Very smooth, malty and rich. Biscuit-y, toothsome quality. Delicious neat, also nice with milk and honey. The creaminess of the milk really enhances the malty tones quite nicely.

LiberTEAS

2nd infusion: a bit smoother and not quite as hefty as the first infusion, but with the shedding of some heft comes a delicious, gentle spice-like undertone. After taking my first sip of this 2nd infusion, I decided that it would make a great pairing with my favorite cracker: http://tinyurl.com/4xgvf3t

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