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One of my favourite Black (red) Teas. Rich, robust, malty and cocoa. The dry leaves have a fabulous hazelnut aroma. Quite a contrast to the supersmooth caramel of Canton Tea Co’s version.
Brewed western I use a heaped tablespoon and 2min steep, 2-3min on 2nd steep, maybe stretching to a long 3rd. I’ve steeped at 80deg C with good results.

Preparation
2 min, 0 sec 3 tsp 7 OZ / 200 ML

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From Yorkshire, UK. Whisky geek, lover of Cheese, foodie, Tea steeper. Passionate about flavours, excited that the world of tea could be as diverse and complex as whisky or food.
I’ve been drinking loose leaf for about 4 years, exploring all types of tea, just getting more into Pu’erh Teas. Love Dian Hong, Bai Lin Gong Fu, and Tie Guan Yin.
Just starting to buy some whole Beeng Cha- would be up for Pu’erh swaps in the UK.

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