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Lovers Leap Ceylon Tea from Art of Tea

Steepster Score 2 Ratings Rate This Tea

74/100

Lovers Leap Ceylon Tea

Black Tea by Art of Tea

Cultivated near the Southern slope of Sri Lanka’s highest mountain, Pidurutalagala, Lovers Leap takes its name for the risk and passion denoted in its breath-taking views above the clouds and legends of lost love. This Ceylon black tea is characterized by a bright cup with a flowery finish.

4 Tasting Notes

TeaEqualsBliss
71

Another Jaime tea! Thanks Jaime!

This one reminds me more of a Darjeeling than a Ceylon. Either way the taste is ok…but…I wouldn’t suggest a 2nd infusion unless you don’t mind a slight bitter taste.

Jaime
70
Jaime 4 tasting notes

It’s a wonderful, dreary, rainy day here in the Bluegrass, perfect for pot after pot of tea. This is my first ever Lovers Leap. It’s deliciously rich black tea, with an undertone of flowers (though I couldn’t tell you what kind of flowers). It has just the right amount of astringency to make this a great morning cup.

Finishing up the pb/choc blend that I attempted with this as a base (since my pb blend from Frank isn’t happening for a bit pout). 3 heaping teaspoons of it to 16 oz water. Smells like a reese cup, I did get that much right. Taste…not so much. Even with extra leaf, it’s just not what I was trying for. I’m thinking the chocolate extract that I have is old, or I picked too strong of a tea for the base.

(Numerical rating is for the LL Ceylon before I went messing around with it. Numerical rating for this wanna-be peanut butter cup blend is much, much lower.)

I attempted a chocolate-peanut butter blend with the last bits of this tea that I have. Chocolate extract, mini-chocolate chips, peanut butter chips.

It’s not bad, but it’s definitely no Reese cup.

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