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Lapsang Souchong - - Harney & Sons Fine Teas
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Lapsang Souchong

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An ancient and much loved tea from China, large leaves are dried over smoky pine fires. As you might imagine, the tea develops a distinctive smoky flavor. Give it a try when you want a change of pace.

Ingredients: Black tea.

 

Certifications:
KosherHalal

Mike's Tea Ratings

1
Briskness
4
Body
5
Aroma
Details: Lapsangs comes from The Wuyi Mountains (WuyiShan) in the northeastern part of Fujian Province. This was where black teas were first developed (called Bohea.) In the steeply forested mountains wood was plentiful, so it came naturally to smoke tea like bacon. The leaves were slowly withered to create a complex tea, then the leaves were slowly dried in rooms with a smoky fire below.
Dry Leaves: Small leaves that are a dull jet black, with no golden tips.
Liquor: Orange brown caramel liquor.
Aroma: A heady mixture of pine and hardwood smoke, fruit, and spice.
Flavors: Pine smoke with some dark stone fruit.
Caffeine Level:
Caffeinated
Body: Medium to full bodied.
Brewing Time:
4 to 5 minutes
Brewing Temp: 212° Fº
Details: Lapsangs comes from The Wuyi Mountains (WuyiShan) in the northeastern part of Fujian Province. This was where black teas were first developed (called Bohea.) In the steeply forested mountains wood was plentiful, so it came naturally to smoke tea like bacon. The leaves were slowly withered to create a complex tea, then the leaves were slowly dried in rooms with a smoky fire below.
Dry Leaves: Small leaves that are a dull jet black, with no golden tips.
Liquor: Orange brown caramel liquor.
Aroma: A heady mixture of pine and hardwood smoke, fruit, and spice.
Flavors: Pine smoke with some dark stone fruit.
Caffeine Level: Caffeinated
Body: Medium to full bodied.
Brewing Time: 4 to 5 minutes
Brewing Temp: 212° Fº