There are certain words that will instantly trigger my interest. Five of them are “whiskey”, “barrel-aged”, and “Lapsang Souchong”. When combined…my head explodes. No, not literally, that’d be messy.
I had mused on what a whiskey’d Lapsang would taste like. There was no doubt that I’d enjoy it…but I didn’t know how much. It seemed perfect. Well, the first time I tried it, it almost was. Almost. Something was missing. Then I decided to steep the heck out of it for five minutes. Holy wow…flavor country dialed up to eleven.
Oddly enough, in and around the time I tried it the perfect way, I was gearing up to see The Great Gatsby. Naturally, I had to draw parallels between that flavorful experience and the movie I just watched because…well…science.
You can read that tangent here: http://steepstories.com/2013/05/16/carried-away-by-whiskey-tea/
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Hello, I share your interest in Rare Tea Cellar’s barrel-aged tea, SST’s No. 01 Rogue Whiskey Barrel, and TeaVivre’s Premium Keemun Hao Ya to name a few. Have you also tried Vintage TeaWorks? Recently, I contacted you on your website: http://www.lazyliteratus.com seeking a recommendation. Thank you.