ORIGIN
One of the brightest red teas on the planet with a unique aroma and taste profile. More known by its Western name Lapsang Souchong, this tea became legendary and one of the most famous Chinese teas. The history of this tea is more than 400 years. Traditionally made in Wuyishan, Fujian, China, nevertheless, our tea is a great Taiwanese version with a deep, sweet, and bright taste. Thanks to a special processing method, when tea leaves are dried over pine wood, almost smoking, this tea acquires a special sweet, smoky flavour.
ORGANOLEPTICS
Made from authentic Wuyishan cultivar Xiao Zhong, traditionally used for the production of this kind of tea while following all the rules of the traditional method, this tea is quite surprisingly different to nowadays market Lapsang Souchong. Tea has an intense and complex, smoky, and woody aroma with notes of prunes, balsamic vinegar, resin, pine, and cacao beans. The taste is sweet, deep, and thick with notes of honey, dried fruits, and smoked meat. A little bit spicy in the aftertaste. This tea develops during the whole tea session bringing new notes and flavours. There are some firm notes of Rock tea in it as well. Tea has an obvious calming and warming effect.