description
This is not a tea for those with a light palate. The flavors in it are strong and tannic. It helps for a quick pick-me-up on slow mornings. Also enjoyed with honey and lemon rather than milk and sweetner.
the experience

liquor
aroma
Mellow notes of dried red fruit and wood
appearance
Amber
taste
The liquor is brisk and astringent. Brisk notes of wood and fruit rind dominate in the middle and fade slowly. The finish is quite tannic.
COMPLEMENTS
Scrambled eggs, buttered toast with jam, sable, pancake, waffles, fresh fruit
dry leaf
aroma
Tannic, woody notes with hints of malt
appearance
Mix of well-rolled brownish-black leaves -some with tips- and leaf flakes
infusion
aroma
Predominantly woody
appearance
Coppery with some dark olive green hues

steeping notes
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cold filtered O2 Rich Water |
Temperature |
Tea Leaves |
Time |
hot |
180 ml |
85℃ -90℃ |
1.5 tsp / 2.5 g |
4 mins |
Recommended number of steeps - 1
condiments
Lemon
Drink Plain
Sugar
Honey
Morning
Medium
Hot
Second
Chinary
description
This is not a tea for those with a light palate. The flavors in it are strong and tannic. It helps for a quick pick-me-up on slow mornings. Also enjoyed with honey and lemon rather than milk and sweetner.
aroma
Tannic, woody notes with hints of malt
appearance
Mix of well-rolled brownish-black leaves -some with tips- and leaf flakes
aroma
Predominantly woody
appearance
Coppery with some dark olive green hues
cold filtered O2 Rich Water
180 ml
Temperature
85℃ -90℃
Tea Leaves
1.5 tsp / 2.5 g
Time
4 mins
Lemon
Drink Plain
Sugar
Honey