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“How i got it: Tried it in a church’s outdoors trip Experience: I only knew this tea from hearing, because Taragui is mainly famous for its mate, not exactly its teas. Anyway, i took the opportunity...” Read full tasting note
It is made from buds of selected plantations of Las Marias, developed after years and years of patient classification work between plants of top quality qualified with the highest scores by assessors on the international market. It can be seen on it a balance between quality, vibrance, aroma, color and flavor of the finest teas. Its production is limited and presented in airtight containers to ensure its conservation.
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How i got it: Tried it in a church’s outdoors trip
Experience: I only knew this tea from hearing, because Taragui is mainly famous for its mate, not exactly its teas. Anyway, i took the opportunity to try this tea and it went better than i thought. It doesn’t have a very evident aroma, but i could say that it is more on the classic Ceylon side, although not that complex. Its flavor follows that line too: simple but well defined and lasting, Ceylon-style taste. At the end, a not-so-great, but nice cup. Good enough.
Would i buy it?: This can be a competitor in the ‘everyday black’ category. It has potential, so maybe i could reach for one of these if need a change.
