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Another favorite. This one is smooth, dark, and malty. The maltiness of this tea reminds me of dark beer; if Darjeeling is said to be the champagne of tea, then I guess this is the stout. Other tastes include caramel and dried fruit. Similar to Arbor Teas’ Assam, but I don’t have any more of that one to compare. I like this one better, because it’s sweeter and doesn’t have the hint of spice that Assam had. It’s also similar to Yunnan, and I haven’t decided which I prefer. Finally, there is a hint of Darjeeling in this. So, this tea has a lot going on. The mouthfeel of this one is heavy and thick, giving the impression that this tea is more filling. The brewed smell is comforting and might be my favorite of any tea. I could drink this every day!

Preparation
Boiling 4 min, 0 sec 1 tsp 8 OZ / 236 ML

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I’ve just recently gotten into tea over the past six months, so there’s still a lot I haven’t tried yet. I stick to Fair Trade tea, and arborteas.com has the best selection I’ve found.

Likes: black, oolong, green, chai

Dislikes: jasmine, rooibos, anything too smoky

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