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“I didn’t think this tea was as good as some of the other Assams, not enough of a flavor profile, but still quite a drinkable tea especially the pow from the abundant caffeine” Read full tasting note
“Very pleased with this tasty, aroma filled Assam. A very pleasant maltiness in the background and a sweet, fresh flavor and aroma up front. Much less dark and dense than many similar teas that are...” Read full tasting note
“Such a great breakfast tea!! EXCELLENT with breads and stone fruit, some light cheeses. So excited to be having some this morning!” Read full tasting note
“I was happy to see this months Steepster Select box had a mix of tea types. I was nervous that each month would be one type of tea after the first month was ALL green teas. So the moment I saw an...” Read full tasting note
Brisk and bold, this Assam black tea is an extraordinary pick this spring. Heady flavors of dates and apricot linger throughout its flavor profile.
Its full-bodied liquor bespeaks prominent malty notes, typical of a premium quality Assam black tea. Its astringent palate profile is complemented by pleasing sweet accents, promising a satiating experience. A high caffeine tea, this Assam delicacy is marked by a long, brisk finish, making it a perfect wake-me-up brew for your mornings.
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TeaboxVery pleased with this tasty, aroma filled Assam. A very pleasant maltiness in the background and a sweet, fresh flavor and aroma up front. Much less dark and dense than many similar teas that are picked later in the year. Clean and crisp.
Flavors: Dates, Honey, Malt
I was happy to see this months Steepster Select box had a mix of tea types. I was nervous that each month would be one type of tea after the first month was ALL green teas. So the moment I saw an assam (my favorite) I knew I had to try it first! The dry leaf smelled pretty malty. Just how I like my assam teas. I let it steep for the suggested five minutes. Which I first thought was a bit much, but then realized it was actually just right when I took my first sweet sips. So much malty goodness in this tea and the aroma is to die for with hints of honey and fruit! It’s a good thing you get two steeps out of this one as I think I’m going to need another pot!
Flavors: Fruity, Honey, Malt
