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Dark chocolate notes coming from the dry dark roasted high grade tiny tea leafs picked in Wuyi mountain located in Fujian prov. Strong and dark thick tea liqour your are going to get right after the first infusion.Bitter-sweet sensation in your mouth and dark prune notes with very light smokiness which is the sign of traditional processing. Slight fruity taste lingers in throat after few cups
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Type | Black ( red ) Tea |
Loose Tea | 12-1000g |
Origin | Fu Jian |
Tea Material | Bush tea ( Tai Di Cha ) |
Year | 2022 |
Season | Spring |
Batch | April |
Lapsang souchong black tea (zheng shan xiao zhong 正山小种)from Mountain Wuyi (武夷山 / wuyi shan)
Lapsang souchong is the ancestor of Chinese black tea that first appeared in the late Ming dynasty. Originally it’s from Mountain Wuyi of Fujian Province. Mountain Wuyi is one of the famous tea mouаntains in China and it's located in northwest of Fujian Province.
A bit too much charcoal for me
This tea was a weak 3. By all means still an enjoyable tea, but one has to rate them. With this tea, I would first say that I find the description of the tea to be very accurate to my own sense impressions.
To add to that, I find that having tasted very many fine teas from Alex since I ordered this one, I have changed my tastes a bit, and the charcoaly taste no longer appeals as much as it once did. Half a year ago, I might have given this tea a 4 instead. But ... now I am spoilt, and so this one is ranked lower. I suspect the days when I will bring it forth are autumn and winter days when I feel the need for something a bit stronger, precisely that bit of charcoal. Then this tea will come most to its right.
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