Black Tea - CTC
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Commercial Description
Rich and malty, our tea reminds distinctly of Assam. It has a sweet, almost cocoa-ish background that reminds of a Fujian black. It is full-bodied, with notes that hint at caramel, smoke, tasty nut flavors, and an earthy quality.
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83 Aroma: 8/10 Flavor: 4/5 Value: 5/5
Amanda (338 reviews) on Mar. 21st, 2014
The aroma of the tea is quite rich and invigorating, blending strong sweet malty notes with rich nuttiness. It reminds me a bit of the aroma of a strongly nutty coffee, or even one of those fancy coffee tea blends that I have tried once or twice. There is a finishing aroma of roasted peanuts. The aroma of this tea certainly wakes up your nose.
The first thing I notice is how smooth the tea is, it has a tiny bit of bitterness that gives it a bold quality and slight dryness.The taste is a blend of nuttiness, rich earthy notes, and a sweet finish of fruit.
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Amanda (338 reviews) on Mar. 21st, 2014
The aroma of the tea is quite rich and invigorating, blending strong sweet malty notes with rich nuttiness. It reminds me a bit of the aroma of a strongly nutty coffee, or even one of those fancy coffee tea blends that I have tried once or twice. There is a finishing aroma of roasted peanuts. The aroma of this tea certainly wakes up your nose.
The first thing I notice is how smooth the tea is, it has a tiny bit of bitterness that gives it a bold quality and slight dryness.The taste is a blend of nuttiness, rich earthy notes, and a sweet finish of fruit.
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Region: | Burma (Myanmar) |
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