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8 Tasting Notes

Darjeeling #22 from Adagio Teas
91

I really like the first steep, it is light and has a beautiful aroma with hints of red wine. It is delicate, but it also stands on its own in terms of the complexity of flavors. The second steep was very muted in my opinion, I didn’t try for a third.

Irish Breakfast from Adagio Teas
77

Smooth and balanced, the assam is not overpowering. Especially good with milk. Easy, light-bodied breakfast tea.

Chamomile from Adagio Teas
Vanilla from Adagio Teas
64

Vanilla flavor a bit synthetic tasting/ smelling. It tastes more like cookie dough tea than just vanilla, there is some shortbread flavor to it. The vanilla essence is more authentic with the addition of (rice) milk.

Masala Chai from Adagio Teas
88

Really good chai; nice and peppery, sweet, citrusy, but not bitter. Not necessary to add sweeteners or milk, it stands alone, however a bit of rice milk is delicious and makes it a really cozy beverage.

Oriental Spice from Adagio Teas
41

Tasty, but not out of this world. Mild spice and citrus. Good for 2-3 infusions.

Yunnan Jig from Adagio Teas
64

Smooth, light, beautiful amber color. Really subtle taste, easy to sip. Low acid. Nice fragrance, smells much more interesting than it tastes, with hints of pepper and chocolate liqueur.

Fujian Baroque from Adagio Teas
74

Really complex, definitely fruity, has a red wine kind of essence, as if it were aged in an oak barrel, like a cabernet. An interesting finish—it hits the palate with a lot of smoke, but then this dissolves into a soft cocoa.

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Brooklyn, NY