Customer Reviews
A bit bland to be fair and a regular Lapsang souchong would be intriguing, but Amber Sunrise could appeal to the less adventurous or days of such.
Hi Kristian, thank you so much for sharing your honest thoughts! We truly value your feedback!
Sun-dried, aged black teas and normal black teas like Lapsang Souchong, Jin Jun Mei, Lichuan etc are intrinsically different.
With normal Chinese black teas, the aroma is intense and very direct, and the taste is more accessible. I'm not sure if you're comparing to our Lapsang Souchong, which is very intense in aroma and sweet. If that's the kind of tea you prefer, then indeed Amber Sunrise might not be right for you.
With a sun-dried black tea, first of all the texture thicker, and resembling somewhat like a ripe pu erh. The aging of the tea results in a more nuanced sweetness, but taste wise, if steeped right, there's a lot of complexity to discover, such as fruity, woody, herbal, and spice notes. So, we actually think this would be an adventurous tea for regular black tea drinkers.
By the way, the optimal drinking age is around 3-4 years for sun-dried black tea, so you will see more flavours develop. If you still have some left, we’d encourage you to let it age for a year and revisit. It might surprise you! No matter the result, we highly appreciate your review!
Lovely Tea, and wrapped in beautiful paper.
Tra tutti i thè neri essiccati al sole che ho sorseggiato questo è decisamente il migliore.
Io sono amante dei pu erh maturi e speziati e questo thè lo inserisco tra loro.
Ha corpo, gusto e aroma eccezionalmente complessi che ti catturano... è un thè da inserire tra i big
nice sun dried black tea cake. very mild, no bitterness at all. fruity, aromatic, balanced. not as strong as regular black teas
mmm ... i love it... so just bought 2 x 200 gr ... wonder how it taste as cold brew
We recently tested this tea cold brewing. Please check out our blog and find the post in which we've shared our experience cold brewing our Amber Sunrise.
Nuestro trabajo de diseño está inspirado en la obra de arte "A lo largo del río durante el festival Qingming" de Zhang Zeduan en la dinastía Song. En lugar de mostrar la vida cotidiana de la gente en la capital de China (como la obra de arte original), mostramos el proceso de elaboración del té de los agricultores a través de la misma perspectiva a vista de pájaro.
Al examinar en detalle el diseño de nuestro empaque, los entusiastas del té observarán el proceso de elaboración del té, en el que los productores de té recogen, secan, enrollan y fríen hojas de té . A continuación, el té se degusta en un pabellón y se transporta a caballo por la "antigua carretera del té".
Juntos, el paisaje tradicional chino y el tema de la preparación del té simbolizan el patrimonio, la tradición y el respeto por el arduo trabajo de los productores de té.
