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“This is a tasty black tea. The main note is malt. This is an in you face strong tea. There do seem to be secondary notes of chocolate, but just barely. I think I like the black tea cones bought...” Read full tasting note
“Taking some time tonight with a couple of these in the little tortoise and hare teapot. And feeding the tea ibex. He looks pretty good with the cones on his back. :) This tea is still excellent. Om...” Read full tasting note
These exquisite little black tea cones were hand-made from the highest quality Yunnan Feng Qing Dian Hong black tea! They are about 1.3 grams each and when brewed will open up like little flowers! However, no sacrifice has been made in the taste or quality of these, they will brew a high-grade Yunnan black tea!
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Yunnan SourcingThis is a tasty black tea. The main note is malt. This is an in you face strong tea. There do seem to be secondary notes of chocolate, but just barely. I think I like the black tea cones bought foom Streetshop88 a little better. Overall this tea is a good value at the low price Yunnan Sourcing charges. IT might have been better with one less cone, don’t know.
I brewed this tea in a 16oz Glass Perfect Tea Maker/Gravity Steeper with 4 tsp tea leaves and boiling water for 3 min.
Flavors: Malt
Taking some time tonight with a couple of these in the little tortoise and hare teapot. And feeding the tea ibex. He looks pretty good with the cones on his back. :)
This tea is still excellent. Om nom nom. Smooth and mellow malt and deliciousness without any smoke.
