It's a smooth and lovely tea. I love having this in the afternoon time.

I have no clue about tea in general. Used to just brew some Lipton or similar tea bags from the store and they were good but a little bitter and I always use 2 sugar and mostly some milk. This tea with 185 degrees Fahrenheit water steeped for 5 minutes is just a dream. Not bitter and full of subtle flavors. I used sugar first but then tried it without sugar and was just blown away about what I could taste and how much flavors I could detect without any bitterness. Now I drink 4-5 cups per day without milk or sugar. I can’t wait to try many more teas from teabox. This tea opened up a new world to me. Thanks.

Working my way through my black tea sampler pack, I liked this Lopchu flowery Orange Pekoe a little better than the first spring Chinary I tried. It brews up a little darker and taste seemed a little closer to what I think of as black tea (though all have been good so far), though I was bracing for smoky & didn't notice it. (When I hear smoky, I think of a Lapsang Souchong, and this is NOT that.) Looking forward to my next cuppa.

Nostalgic for tea available some decades ago . .
Luckily our taste buds are not conditioned to tend to be spoilt.
Otherwise it would take more days to discern the closeness of nature.

Even a connoisseur, I am one, would rate it one of the best.

Not only do I find the freshness and subtle depths of taste of the tea itself enjoyable, I so like the ritual of steeping and waiting a really positive new part of my routine. A pause in the day and an abundance of taste.

The tea is good , it won’t taste bitter like the teas you get from the popular brands because of your processing and packing- Thank you

I used to drink your basic orange pekoe tea, the one in bags. I thought I would try the Darjeeling Lopchu Orange Pekoe Black. I have enjoyed a few different Darjeeling teas and wondered how this one would be. There is no comparison. It is fresh, with the slight orange taste, much more flavorful than the standard bag ones from the grocery store.

Flavoursome and not so expensive

This tea is my favorite tea I have ever tried. It is a gentle tea, with none of the flavors clubbing you over the head. It is subtly smoky-ish, and smells and tastes like walking into an old bookstore with a creaky wooden floor. Not fruity or floral at all, which is OK w me. I would describe it as comfortable.

Teas of the Lopchu garden are definitely distinct on 2 counts probably - the soil and in it's making.