Keemun Snails, traditional black tea
$ 26.10
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If you prefer a simpler taste profile than our Keemun Traditional Supreme, but want to enjoy the character of a Keemun black tea, Keemun Snails maybe the one tea for you. Slightly sweeter and lighter than the former, these tightly rolled tiny little swirls releases a gently warm and yet floral and sweet aroma to help you slowly start off your day, or move it along. Deliciously different from the bitterness of many other blacks, the fine taste from these wriggles maybe a pleasant twist from your previous perceptions of this beverage category.
Net weight: 80 g (2.8 oz) in Kraft-alu pack
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Taste profile
Nose: Warm, yet slightly floral aroma over a sweet, oatsy undertone. Palate: Soft, malty, sweet infusion with accents of dried longan, prune and a hint of hawberries. Low on astringency and bitterness. Finish: Sweet aftertaste.
Infusion tips
Fill a cold teapot with boiling water and throw in the desired amount of tealeaves. Cover and let it steep to the right strength. That’s it! A real easy tea for when you want to feel easy. Don’t let the leaves soak in the pot for too long in the first round of infusion though — 8 minutes max. Enjoy.
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| Weight | 130 g |
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| Dimensions | 18 × 9 × 5 cm |
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A lovely black tea with really nice contrast between something reminiscent of chocolate truffles and fresh-cut woods – I get pine and cedar – with some hints of fruits, flowers, and coconut flakes sprinkled throughout.
It’s easy to brew and easy to enjoy, and if you enjoy brewing your black teas a little cooler rather than with boiling water, then you’re going to love the way this tea responds.
The buds are compact and unfurl easily, so even at cooler temperatures the flavor is released and fully clarified. I love how smooth and melty everything is around 185*F, but I find this tea can also withstand near-boiling temperatures.
It really hits the spot for casual brewing, even care-free brewing, so if you’re feeling frisky and want to experiment with temperature ranges or steep times you’ll find this puts out really good flavors however you brew it up.
The focal points of the flavor profile change – at higher temperatures, it’s a bit more malty and has sweet grainy qualities, while at cooler temperatures its more like freshly-tempered chocolate, but anywhere in-between it’s really good.
Worth trying this one before it’s out of stock. This is like the Biluochun of black tea!