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“Steep Information: Prepared after the official tasting, during the Steepster meetup and tea tasting Tasting Notes: From China, medium body, flavor-nutty, woody, maybe a little smoky? Sorry my notes...” Read full tasting note
“I picked this up because I was interested in the “spice” the taste notes promised. I did not really get that, although, I may have not made it strong enough (rookie mistake). Overall a decent...” Read full tasting note
Considered to be one of the worlds three best black teas, this tea has a full bodied flavor with a hint of spice. A classic.
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Steep Information: Prepared after the official tasting, during the Steepster meetup and tea tasting
Tasting Notes: From China, medium body, flavor-nutty, woody, maybe a little smoky?
Sorry my notes are so short and cryptic but we were having fun chatting it up. (Thanks again to everyone from Steepster for hosting this.)
Rating: I am intentionally not rating these teas as I didn’t really have a chance to sit there and sip on them and think whether I would by them again, like to play with them more, although none were awful (1 leaf) or fabulous (4 leaves)
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I picked this up because I was interested in the “spice” the taste notes promised. I did not really get that, although, I may have not made it strong enough (rookie mistake). Overall a decent flavor…nothing astringent or sharp…very smooth in my opinion. I just don’t get any major flavors with it. I like a really strong black tea, so I will try again with more leaves next time.
