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Hey tea aficionados!

I recently got my hands on the Strong Honey Aroma Yunnan Chinese Black Tea from iTeaworld, and let me tell you鈥攖his tea is a game changer!

Flavor Profile That Delivers

Right from the first sip, you鈥檙e hit with this amazing honey aroma that鈥檚 just divine. It鈥檚 rich, smooth, and has that perfect balance of sweetness with a lovely richness that lingers. The 50-year-old tea trees from Fengqing really shine here; you can taste the depth that comes from such old roots. It鈥檚 not just a cup of tea; it鈥檚 an experience!

Perfect for Any Time of Day

I love sipping this tea during my morning routine. It鈥檚 great for kick-starting the day, especially on those chilly mornings when you need something comforting. It鈥檚 also perfect for a mid-afternoon break when you need to recharge. I even enjoy it in the evenings while I unwind with a good book鈥攊ts robust flavor is so satisfying!

If you鈥檙e looking for a black tea that packs a punch and offers incredible value, this Yunnan black tea is a must-try. Trust me, you鈥檒l wonder how you ever lived without it! Cheers to great tea! 馃嵉

Tea time just got a whole lot better with Yunnan black tea. It's got this strong, bold character that I've been searching for. It's honestly the strongest black tea in my collection now, and I love how it adds a touch of bliss to my quiet moments.

As a huge fan of Assam teas, this Yunnan black tea is right up my alley. It is a bit sweeter in profile and a bit less astringent than Assam teas. You will still get the strong bold black tea flavor, but this makes a great milk tea due to its inherent sweetness and maltiness.

The dry aroma is lovely. Sweetness of honey, and light plum with sweet woody notes. The leaf is a dusty dark chocolate color with hints of golden buds; beautifully twisted. A hint of chocolate lingers in the bag. The liquor color is so beautiful. A nice amber coloring. The taste is full of different woody notes. Desert wood, old house wood, some varnish (you'll experience this all in higher amounts as you steep it longer). The wet leaf aroma is a bit bready with hints of raisins.