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“This is the other black tea I purchased recently from TTL. Onto the tasting notes; First steep: Goes down very smooth, slightly nutty, smoky, malty, bit of cinnamon, velvety liquor texture. Second...” Read full tasting note
This is a beautiful and rare black tea from High Mountain, hand plucked in the early spring. The leaves are expertly rolled into a tight twist before slowly oxidizing to take on the fruity (Longan) and sweet.
Region: Anhui Province, China
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This is the other black tea I purchased recently from TTL.
Onto the tasting notes;
First steep: Goes down very smooth, slightly nutty, smoky, malty, bit of cinnamon, velvety liquor texture.
Second steep: More bite, still otherwise smooth and flavourful.
Third steep: Much the same, not too strong or weak. Pleasant and relaxing tea.
This tastes like it has a lot in common with Qimen black tea, and is even made in the same province. However it’s much gentler on my taste buds than typical Qimen tea. Which is generally why I don’t like Qimen, it has a distinct taste that I find somewhat off-putting. But I don’t have that problem with Mei Zang at all. I can’t recommend this tea to anyone that wants an out of this world experience, but it’s worth checking out if you like “Qimen types”.
100ml of water in a purion teapot, 2 tsp, 3 steeps (rinse, 45s, 1m, 1m15s)
