Lapsang Souchong

Lapsang Souchong

Dried over roasting pinewood fires, this tea boasts a distinctive, heavily smoked flavor profile.

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Lapsang Souchong is a distinctive and robust black tea known for its smoky flavor profile. Originating from the Fujian province in China, this tea undergoes a unique drying process where the leaves are traditionally smoked over pinewood fires.

The result is a bold infusion with a rich, smoky aroma and a distinctive taste that sets it apart from other black teas.

Lapsang Souchong is often appreciated by tea enthusiasts for its complex and intense flavor, making it a memorable choice for those seeking a unique tea experience.


Origin:

Fujian, China

Ingredients:

Smoked black tea.

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Anonymous

Deliciously smoky.

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John Ling
Campfire feels in the morning

When you can't get out and have a campfire, or it's winter, this is for you. I love the smell from when I open the bag, to the last sip. it's one of my top 3 favorite teas.

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Annette Marie S.
Unexpectedly amazing!

I have tasted smoked teas before and liked them, but this one is special. The experience starts with the aroma while the tea is steeping and which adds to the flavor when it's ready for sipping. Well worth trying.

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Anonymous

Good, but a bit disappointing vs. other lapsangs I've tried. Has an odd, almost BBQ sauce, undertone.

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Anonymous

super smoky

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Anonymous

very interesting tea tastes like barbacue

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John Michael Crovis
Like a warm hearth

If you like the smell of a wood fire on a cold day, you'll like this. It's just subtle enough to not overwhelm you.

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