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 | Yumm,,tastes like chocolate liquor.  Very interesting and delicious! |    Lee (1/26/2015)   |  | è necessario fare un pò di attenzione nella preparazione evitando over-steeping; gli aromi sono complessi, dall´iniziale di fumo e malto evolvendosi in toni dolcissimi; il gusto è sicuramente meno accentuato. in definitiva un tea interessante. |    Tommaso (2/26/2013)   |  | It is to my eternal shame that i reviewed this tea so poorly last time.
All i an do is apologise and say i don´t know where my head was!
I recently unearthed my 25g sample of this tea a few weeks ago, literally couldn´t think of anything else to drink tha night, and i was blown over by how perfectly presented the smoky and fruity flavours of this tea are.
It is an amazing tea, i especially like latter infusions 4-5 they pick up this insanely moorish fruity astringency which just makes you want to gobble the cup down after it!
As i say beautiful glorious tea, I really have no clue why i missed this the first time. |    Dorian (1/14/2011)   |  | Amazing aroma, but for me thats where the story ends. This is without doubt the most forgettable China black i have had in the last few years, its a shame because the smell promised so much.
 I love teasprings keemun xian zhen and frankly i dont see the point in drinking this when i could be drinking that lol.
I apologise to any fans this tea may have . |    Dorian (8/31/2010)   |  | This is my favorite black tea IN THE WORLD. 100% worth the price... unlike anything you´ve ever tasted before. Not bitter, not sweet, not dry. Just perfect. Worth every penny and soo unique and beautiful. |    Jessica (7/15/2010)   |  | well worth sampling, not sure if it worth the price |    Christopher (11/14/2009)   |  | A lovely tea indeed. The taste is pure, direct, non-assuming but not bashful either... It is hard to describe in terms of taste, although the scent of the brewed tea is indeed floral. If other teas are a slight rumble in the distance, this tea is the sudden shock of a Zen master striking his staff on the ground. Direct, true, pure. |    Ryan (9/16/2009)   |  | another name of tan yang is wài shan souchong. 
so, this tea resemble Smoky smell of lapsang souchng. |    ha (2/5/2009)   |  
 
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