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Like what is said: Darjeeling and Assam aren’t usually combined. I personally am not fully convinced by this blend.
The dry tea smell great, whilst the tea liquid doesn’t smell much. It’s defitely not bad tea, just I couldn’t see the point of it. The light fragrant of Darjeeling is not pronounced, and the richness of Assam is not enough there. There is a astrigency in mouth which is not much balanced by the ‘remain flavour’. In the end you kind of have to put in a little bit milk, but it’s also a bit too light for adding milk…
I don’t know, or there’s a way to brew it nicely?
Again, I really like the smell of dry tea though.

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narraboth1

I think I found a good way to make this tea taste good: cold brew. Just put it in room temp drinking water for 4 hours and take out the tea, leave the tea for half hour more. The cold brew tea is sweet and smooth, also very cooling.

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narraboth1

I think I found a good way to make this tea taste good: cold brew. Just put it in room temp drinking water for 4 hours and take out the tea, leave the tea for half hour more. The cold brew tea is sweet and smooth, also very cooling.

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