Rinsed quickly a couple times in cold water the night before so it would soften up a bit and brew more quickly the next morning. Rinsed a couple more times with boiling water before short steeps. Tastes rich with wood and a bit of a lingering sour note that disappeared later and became sweeter and softer like caramel.

I brewed this several times over a few days and when I thought it may be done I boiled it in a small pot of water as there were still lumps holding together. It was surprising how intense a brew I still got from this – a very giving tea.

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mrmopar

I always get 15 or more steeps from these. Like you said they go forever.

caile

It was great, and I was glad I did the boiling!

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mrmopar

I always get 15 or more steeps from these. Like you said they go forever.

caile

It was great, and I was glad I did the boiling!

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