Sep 4th, '08, 11:16
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They all taste the same to me
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Sep 4th, '08, 12:00
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Sep 4th, '08, 21:22
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I may have too. I really do like LS! It is a great bev for a wake up.edkrueger wrote:My favorite lapsang is lapsang oolong.
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Sep 17th, '08, 18:27
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I'm working my way through an ounce of lapsang souchong I picked up at a local shop.
It is definately different. I don't have the specific tea name/description at this time, I need to get that information next time I'm in the shop.
The OAK smoke essense is definately evident as advertised. The tea is very nice and once I backed off on the steep time it got very nice. The smoke rolls up into the nose and lingers.
I'll probably try this tea again though I have to warn everyone in the office when I brew it up...we are surrounded by oak trees and I don't want anyone to think we've got a fire going.
It is definately different. I don't have the specific tea name/description at this time, I need to get that information next time I'm in the shop.
The OAK smoke essense is definately evident as advertised. The tea is very nice and once I backed off on the steep time it got very nice. The smoke rolls up into the nose and lingers.
I'll probably try this tea again though I have to warn everyone in the office when I brew it up...we are surrounded by oak trees and I don't want anyone to think we've got a fire going.