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“A bit disappointed with this one thus far. I’ve steeped it two or three times with my favorite mug the same way I do for my other blacks and they have not yielded any desirable notes. So I am...” Read full tasting note
The Assam region of India is known for producing the most flavorful and distinctive black teas in the world. Our Sessa tea is an extra-fine blend made from the finest Assam leaves with a delicate astringency. An outstanding tea featuring lots of golden tips. It is hearty, full bodied and rich yet very sweet and smooth with a round flavor. A completely satisfying Assam considered to be winey, forceful and impressive.
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A bit disappointed with this one thus far. I’ve steeped it two or three times with my favorite mug the same way I do for my other blacks and they have not yielded any desirable notes. So I am trying gong fu instead right now. I wonder about the dry leaf. Maybe it has sat for a bit. There really isn’t any aroma. As a person who enjoys the aroma as much as I love drinking tea, this is very disappointing to me. And for the price paid, I do not think the flavor matches. It is slightly woody, a bit astringent, and nothing to write home about. A disappointing tea for a disappointing day of grave searching. _
When I went out to the country and found my great-grandfather’s grave in the woods, and found another much older ancestor’s grace, my son-in-law said, “It’s like geocaching for Goths!” Ha ha!
Grave*
It’s so addicting. My sister thinks I’m nuts but idgaf. XD Plus I’ve found some things about our history that may have been lost otherwise