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“Distressingly close to the bottom of the packet. Don’t have many new adjectives for this one (sweet, bright, peppery and perky used previously); but it has been consistently and reliably good,...” Read full tasting note
“Thanks, Nicole_Martin again! This tea reminds me a lot of Assams. It is fruity, malty and full-bodies, but still fairly light and sweet.” Read full tasting note
“Backlog: An exceptional black tea. I’ve tried a few Vietnamese black teas, this one might be my favorite thus far. It tastes rich, warm and welcoming. A strong tea – it would hold up to the...” Read full tasting note
“This is another of my many samples from Nicole_Martin. I think this might be my first Vietnamese tea, and I’m enjoying it quite a bit. The flavor is crisp and sweet with a hint of malt, kind of...” Read full tasting note
An unusual black tea with a faint spiced aroma. Freshly dried black pepper and cinnamon tastes overlay this full-bodied black. A good tea for the winter, or for making Chai!
Vietnam is one of the lesser known tea producing countries. Ranked as the 6th highest producing country for tea, we enjoy the unique spicy terroir of this brew. Our Vietnam Black OP1 does not come from a single farmer, but a cooperative in northern Vietnam.
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Tea of the morning. Today is the day I take down the Christmas tree and get all of the holiday decorations tucked back in the attic for another year. This year my decorations were very simple, so it shouldn’t take too long. I do hate saying good bye to the holiday season, but I like having things back in their proper place. But before that, tea.
I love when I’m looking through my teas in the morning and one just jumps out at me. Today it was this one, and the peppery, sweet, malty notes are just what I want. I always think of this as a light tea, but it has decent body and strength. It’s also good for multiple steeps which is nice. I still think of this as an afternoon tea, but this morning it’s hitting all the right notes.
Yum, I need to try Single Origin Teas sometime soon. :)
My experience with vendor and product has been very good. This Vietnam Black is very peppy and kicky and cheerful. He has a really good decaf Ceylon, too, that almost fools you.
nice, I would like to try this someday :)
I recently had the Amba Flower tea from Single Origin which was really good as well. I like the company a lot.
Have you had the Amba Ceylon OP1? I loved that…