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“The leaves on this one are light green to burnt auburn. Lots of aroma and nice uniform shape. First Steep: LOTS OF WINTERGREEN. wow. almost like a Life Saver. The liquor is a pale orange and the...” Read full tasting note
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Lochan TeasThe leaves on this one are light green to burnt auburn. Lots of aroma and nice uniform shape.
First Steep:
LOTS OF WINTERGREEN. wow. almost like a Life Saver. The liquor is a pale orange and the actual taste is light although the aroma/aftertaste is quite strong. A minty and floral punch. A drying astringency pervades after the aroma has faded. As with many first flushes, its not a very deep tea but a nice fresh cup of tea.
Second Steep:
Still pronounced mint, but with a bit more body. The floral notes are also more forward as well. A cedar-y note has appeared and a bit of leather. still very dry. Darjeeling first flush is as light a black tea as you can find. Always interesting…
Third Steep:
The sweetest of the 3 steeps. A bit of berry and a “bubble gummy” aroma. Body is much lighter but the aromas are still strong.
A great cup of tea! I have to admit, darjeeling is not my favorite tea but they are so artfully made and complex they are still so fun to drink.
recommended!
This sounds really interesting… you sold me :)
Mike, you should try it…perfect tea to code with!