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created by: Austin John Daniel Thatch
Earthy and slightly cool, this tea is very good for having ten years of rot. Really.
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blended with pu erh dante, assam melody, lapsang souchong
teas: pu erh dante, assam melody, lapsang souchong
accented with orange peels
steep at 212° for 3 mins
Inspired by Tessa Stone and Hanna is Not a Boy's Name. Artwork by Tessa Stone.
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Win a gift of zibo teapot and blackA handmade work of Chinese art, with a tradition going back thousands of years. This pot is made from rare zi sha clay (purple sand), which is found only in the city of Yixing, in Jiangsu province. These often elaborate and whimsical pots are traditionally used for gongfu steeping, where tea is served in small cups over the course of many very short infusions. Ideal teas for this are oolongs and puerhs, although some black teas will be quite love... read more... |
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