AROMA: Heady pine smoke
PALATE: Full mouthfeel, tarry finish
PURPOSE: Self-discovery
Stimulating Yerba Maté and Ginkgo biloba work with ginseng for sustained energy and to reset the body clock.
Lapsang Souchong
Loose Leaf Tea | Black1$8 CAD
Tiers of centuries guard sacred writings only wise eyes witness, while shrouded in mystery. Smoky mist clings to craggy cliffs, heads lost in the clouds.
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Black tea smoked with pine needles
HIGH CAFFEINEBLEND NO. 3514Lapsang Souchong or Zhengshan Xiao Zhong, literally means "small plant from Lapu mountain". The amount of smokiness from roasting can be varied to produce a very smoky version (Tarry Souchong). Smoke houses, several stories high, are used for modern production. At the bottom, pine needles burn and are carefully controlled by the Master Smoker to enunciate the key notes of the tea without having the smoke overwhelm the entire character. Lapsang Souchong is one of the first Chinese black teas to be introduced to the Western world.
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07/09/2020
Olesia
CanadaAmazing smoky tea
This tea is amazing! My husband got interested in it since finding out about it. He doesn't like earl grey tea or orange pekoe, but he decided to give this one a shot. He's so happy about it! It's very tasty and very smoky, and it has a nice smell to it too (reminding of pine needles and smoke, which makes sense). If you love black tea but never tried Lapsang Souchong, give it a shot, it's highly likely you won't regret it. I generally purchase my tea from a small company in Toronto (Sloane Tea), and they make good quality tea, but they don't have anything similar to Lapsang Souchong, so I will be coming back for this one. Highly recommended.
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