2017 Waffles from white2tea

2017 Waffles

Tea type
Pu'erh Tea
Ingredients
Not available
Flavors
Butter, Earth, Maple Syrup, Pastries, Sugar, Sweet, Fruity, Honey, Nuts, Pancake Syrup, Walnut, Berries, Cacao, Caramel, Burnt Sugar, Campfire, Biting, Brown Sugar, Cinnamon, Molasses, Spicy
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Average preparation
Boiling 1 min, 15 sec 6 g 15 oz / 454 ml

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  • “Sipdown Tea Time: Dang, this is good. I’m grandpa’ing it at the moment. Strong, sweet, and earthy flavors bouncing on the tongue. Powerful stuff (or it could be the rest of the tea I’ve spent...” Read full tasting note
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  • “I had to try my sample of this one to make up for my unfortunate lack of waffles, and it did the trick? I kept trying to think of something other than waffles to rule out me just being hopeful from...” Read full tasting note
  • “It was quite hard to break up, I only got the 25g sample so, in an effort to break up a small piece, I had to avoid stabbing myself. ^^ Much easier to break up big cakes hehe. The dry leaf aroma...” Read full tasting note
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  • “First impression was impressed how easy to break off, but how dense it was. I washed twice to open up, but still dense so washed a third time. Wet leaf nose is your traditional ripe notes of wet...” Read full tasting note
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An easily approachable character, pressed into a convenient waffle pattern that can be broken apart without the use of a tea needle. An excellent everyday ripe Puer tea, with a soft sweetness over a smooth body. A well balanced ripe Puer tea for beginners or veteran drinkers alike.

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Another very clean/smooth tasting W2T shou.

I’m running out of this; it’s so reliable that when I want shou I reach for it really often in favor of trying new shous. Not that that’s a bad thing; but I also want to make my cake of this last since I’m not at a place where I want multiple cakes of the same tea. Really, this does have such a great sweetness to it though; fruit notes and caramel-like element. Maybe more of a butterscotch actually, now that I think about it?

It’s one I’ve also shared with coworkers, and it’s one of the best received teas I’ve ever brought in to work with me.
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W2T 2017 Waffles – I brought some squares in to work to drink in a mug.

(I found the cake size amusing: it is a largish very thin round cake, making it easy to snap along the grooves by hand, but you don’t usually see round cakes that thin!)

One rinse and it opens up surprisingly quickly.

Quickly brews nice and dark and thick with an earthy smell. No off flavours, a little sweetness and something vaguely datey but less sweet when I drink what’s concentrated in the drip catcher of my brewing basket, basically what I want in a work shou.
Preparation
200 °F / 93 °C 2 min, 0 sec
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