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Old 11-17-2010, 03:29 PM   #4507
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Originally Posted by astra View Post
Mmmmmm...very interesting flavour. Certainly not for everyday drinking. It is almost half an hour since I finished it and steel can feel the taste. I think I like it, although highly unusual.

Flavour onslaught on taste buds. In the last couple of weeks I have tasted many different teas with unrealistic flavours. Pu-Erh, Lapsang Souchong, Mate (coconut milk, roasted (that smells from a certain distance like a coffee)), Lapacho.
Ah!...I typed Lapacho and something clicked. I will have to drink Lapacho today. I think, I think there is something common between Lapacho and Lapsang Souchong. Smokiness? albeit quite a bit lighter? Don't know.

To take a break I am going to brew a cup of Rooibos baked apple

P.S. for Lapsang Souchong tip.
gladly ;o). it IS a unique tea for special times!
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