Smoke Screen Lapsang Souchong Tea
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- Pine smoke, campfire, smooth malt.
- 4 oz: approx. 45 cups; 1 oz: approx. 11 cups (12 fl oz each).
- Loose leaf; brew with an infuser or tea filter.
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The Rundown
- Origin
- Fujian, China
- Type
- Lapsang Souchong smoked black tea
- Tastes like
- Pine smoke, campfire, smooth malt
- Caffeine
- Contains caffeine
- Steep
- 2.5 g per 12 fl oz water; 205°F; 4–5 min.
The Full Story
Lapsang Souchong black tea · Loose leaf
Smoke Screen is a Lapsang Souchong black tea, smoke-dried over pinewood fires the old way. The first sip tastes like a campfire on a cold morning. The finish is smooth, with a little sweetness under the smoke.
Drink it straight. It stands up to milk if you want it to, and it pairs well with breakfast, a long drive or a cigar on the porch.
Flavor
Pine smoke, campfire, smooth malt.
Ingredients
Black tea, smoked over pinewood.
Origin
Fujian, China.
How to brew
Use 2.5 g of tea per 12 fl oz of water at 205°F. Steep 4 to 5 minutes, then strain. Use an infuser or tea filter.
Sizes and servings
4 oz resealable pouch or 1 oz tin. 4 oz: approx. 45 cups; 1 oz: approx. 11 cups (12 fl oz each). Estimates use the dose above and count the first infusion only; stronger brews yield fewer servings.
Caffeine: Contains caffeine. The amount varies with the serving and brewing method.
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