Sleeping Dragon
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Commercial Description
...grown at about 3,000 feet...tightly rolled leaves and silvery fuzzy buds...it delivers a soft, fruity sweetness enfolded by a rich smokey note similar to a gunpowder, but more complex and crisp in the finish...
Brewing Instructions: (from Adagio Teas)
Steep at 180° for 2-3 minutes.
Ratings & Reviews
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40 Aroma: 8/10 Flavor: 2/5 Value: 4/5
ConradKay (31 reviews) on Jan. 11th, 2018
Overall this was not a great tea at all. I used no sugar and steeped for just above 2 minutes at 170 degrees. Although I fiddled the temperature around with no success.
The tea smells nice and is almost fruity.
Everything comes crashing down in the flavor though. It tastes like I took old vegetable broth and poured it into a teacup.
In the end, though, you get what you paid for at about 5cents a cup (with a double steeping).
ConradKay (31 reviews) on Jan. 11th, 2018
Overall this was not a great tea at all. I used no sugar and steeped for just above 2 minutes at 170 degrees. Although I fiddled the temperature around with no success.
The tea smells nice and is almost fruity.
Everything comes crashing down in the flavor though. It tastes like I took old vegetable broth and poured it into a teacup.
In the end, though, you get what you paid for at about 5cents a cup (with a double steeping).
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