Livingstonia Estate Tanzania GFOP
This tea has been retired/discontinued. Formerly TK10.
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Commercial Description
The liquor of this selection has a zesty pungency, woody notes and hints of mace. Like our first offering from this estate, this GFOP selection was produced under the guidelines of the Rainforest Alliance to ensure sustainable practices.
Ratings & Reviews
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75 Aroma: 7/10 Flavor: 4/5 Value: 4/5
Trailesque (156 reviews) on Feb. 13th, 2019
Now this is an interesting alternative to Asian teas. It has its own nutty character and is very tasty with lemon/lime (not as good with milk).
Trailesque (156 reviews) on Feb. 13th, 2019
Now this is an interesting alternative to Asian teas. It has its own nutty character and is very tasty with lemon/lime (not as good with milk).
73 Aroma: 6/10 Flavor: 5/5 Value: 4/5
Alex Zorach (1452 reviews) on May. 5th, 2015
The dry leaf smells mild, but pleasant and interesting, hinting at baked goods.
Produces a moderately full-bodied cup, only lightly bitter, with a somewhat subdued flavor. The aroma is a little weak, and easy to ignore. I find if I pay attention to it though, it's quite interesting, I do notice the hints of mace that Upton mentions in the description. Finish is moderately astringent, never too much so.
Upton recommends using a little more than a teaspoon, and I agree; this tea comes out a bit too weak otherwise.
I was surprised to find this tea resteeps very well, using a long (~10 min) steep, after a first steep of 3 minutes. The second cup had a slightly thinner, but crisper character, contrasting with the warm, rounded character of the first cup.
Very cheap. I enjoyed this and would not complain drinking it repeatedly. It was an inoffensive tea, pleasant, and drinkable.
Alex Zorach (1452 reviews) on May. 5th, 2015
The dry leaf smells mild, but pleasant and interesting, hinting at baked goods.
Produces a moderately full-bodied cup, only lightly bitter, with a somewhat subdued flavor. The aroma is a little weak, and easy to ignore. I find if I pay attention to it though, it's quite interesting, I do notice the hints of mace that Upton mentions in the description. Finish is moderately astringent, never too much so.
Upton recommends using a little more than a teaspoon, and I agree; this tea comes out a bit too weak otherwise.
I was surprised to find this tea resteeps very well, using a long (~10 min) steep, after a first steep of 3 minutes. The second cup had a slightly thinner, but crisper character, contrasting with the warm, rounded character of the first cup.
Very cheap. I enjoyed this and would not complain drinking it repeatedly. It was an inoffensive tea, pleasant, and drinkable.
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