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Re: In search of a great tea.

Posted: Jul 7th, '11, 21:52
by sherubtse
Olmanrivah wrote:That Assam is a very nice tea. A nice mellow taste with plenty of tea flavor. Another great Black Tea.
Yeah, I really like Assams as well, much better in fact than any Darjeeling I have ever tasted. But I like my Assams very tippy so as to balance the "harshness" of the maltiness.

Best wishes,
sherubtse

Re: In search of a great tea.

Posted: Jul 9th, '11, 12:44
by garrettmc
GOLDEN MONKEY GOLDEN MONKEY OR GOLDEN MONKEY. i think yunnan gold is good too though :P

Re: In search of a great tea.

Posted: Jul 13th, '11, 18:26
by Olmanrivah
Went back and tried some Orange Pekoe Tea I had which I thought was pretty good. Boy, does that bring out how good that Assam Tea is. The Assam had a lot more Tea flavor, aroma, and just a better cup of tea for me.

Re: In search of a great tea.

Posted: Jul 13th, '11, 18:31
by Olmanrivah
garrettmc wrote:GOLDEN MONKEY GOLDEN MONKEY OR GOLDEN MONKEY. i think yunnan gold is good too though :P
Hmmm....I don't have any Golden Monkey to try. How would you rate it against an Assam?

Re: In search of a great tea.

Posted: Jul 15th, '11, 18:23
by Olmanrivah
Tonight I'm trying an Earl Grey. It has a strange fruity flavor. Not at the top of my great list.

Re: In search of a great tea.

Posted: Jul 26th, '11, 22:32
by Olmanrivah
Trying an English Breakfast. Now this is a strong robust tea. Actually pretty good if you like strong teas.

Re: In search of a great tea.

Posted: Jul 27th, '11, 20:56
by nrstooge
I have 3 go to teas for the morning: and they are from Adagio: Iris Breakfast, English Breakfast and Earl Gray Bravo, I also have Earl Gray Creme from Teavana which is really good.

Now... to find a good Scottish Breakfast tea - those tend to be more woodsy which I like...

Re: In search of a great tea.

Posted: Jul 27th, '11, 21:01
by garrettmc
Honestly I'm pretty new to full leaft tea. I've only been drinking it about 6 months so I've never tried an assam but I can tell you that Golden Monkey is pretty suberb. It's not at all what i expected from a black tea. There is really no astringency and it goes down very smoothly!