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“This is an extremely interesting tea ! It has beautiful golden tips and an odour of undergrowth . Once wet, bye bye golden tips , they are becoming invisible. Like all golden tips actually. It is...” Read full tasting note
Black tea from China
These shoots, tawny, twisted, and downy, give a rich liquor without bitterness. With lingering aromas of wood, spices, tobacco and honey, this tea would be a perfect accompaniment to fruity or chocolaty desserts. (Brewing time: 4 to 5 minutes).
This is an extremely interesting tea ! It has beautiful golden tips and an odour of undergrowth .
Once wet, bye bye golden tips , they are becoming invisible. Like all golden tips actually.
It is an extremely strong tea tastewith a hint of tartness . undeniably a tea dedicated for breakfast.
It is so strong,almost smoky .
I like this tea but probably not enough to consider a re- purchase. It has an earthy and tobacco taste that I often found in Yunnans and that are not my favourite flavours .
I’ retry my next experiments with a water a little cooler and a reduced steeping time . Story to be continued so .
Here are some pic of the tea (dry and wet +liquor) : http://thevangeliste.wordpress.com/2014/10/11/yunnan-celeste-tgfop-dammann-freres/
Flavors: Earth, Tobacco, Wood
mmmmmmm
yes not bad for those who love tobacco and earthy notes