Spoiler alert…this was one of those memorable sessions you simply never want to forget.
Just the other day I ordered 400 grams of House of Tea‘s Keemun Congou, winner of the contest to replace my rapidly dwindling supplies of Bai Mu Dan as my go-to early morning tea.
When I was putting together my last two tea orders I was primarily concerned with propping up the Pu part of my stash.
In my previous post I sampled House of Tea‘s Keemun Congou, which is currently battling it out with the tea featured in this post to become my early morning pre-breakfast beverage of choice once my current stocks of Bai Mu Dan run out.
It’s been a few months since Mrs. Teaist last bought me a nice 200 gram cargo of Bai Mu Dan in Danish teashop Østerlandsk Thehus.
The other day I had what I can only describe as some kind of a tea flashback.
This is the fifth and final post about the teas from Malawi that I recently bought from Rare Tea Company.
This is the fourth and penultimate post about the teas from Malawi that I recently bought from Rare Tea Company.
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