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“My parents found this new tea place just outside of Duncan, BC. And of course it’s really infusing (whoa autocorrect! That should be ‘confusing’…) here on Steepster because there’s already a...” Read full tasting note
A beautiful classic Chinese black tea offering a smooth musky aroma. Rich liquor with a warm almost sweet finish.
100g Tin
250g Medium bag
500g Large bag
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My parents found this new tea place just outside of Duncan, BC. And of course it’s really infusing (whoa autocorrect! That should be ‘confusing’…) here on Steepster because there’s already a “Teafarm” and “The Tea Farm”…
But this tea. I made it in my dads pretty green beehive tea pot, which I think is 24oz, and used 1 tbsp tea and water off the boil.
It’s pretty nice. A good basic yunnan black. Tending towards bitterness, and not super complex, but a nice tea to sit here sipping while nomming leftovers for lunch and baking pumpkin pie for dinner tonight. Hints of spices, but nothing super unique.
Haha. And mom just asked what I thought about this tea becuase she bought two darjeelings as well but thought they were too light. So I teased her because her idea is " boiling water or perish!!!" for her teas, but these two darjeelings should probably be steeped more like greens. But she has a bi lo chun that she steeps with boiling water, so…. ;) We are two very different types of tea people!
That’s cool that they went! I would have loved to have gone there but it sucks when you do’t have a vehicle.
Yeah, I was pretty interested to see the packages in their cupboard. :)
I love that they’re also really into tea too.
They love their black tea, but they also love steeping the snot out of it. :)