Lapsang Tea
Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars
519 Reviews
If you're a fan of oaked wine or whisky, our Lapsang Souchong will be your new favourite. This black Chinese tea has been smoked for deep, earthy goodness. But it's still fairly light and ever-so-slightly-sweet, so you'll be able to reach for it slightly earlier than your usual tipple.
Smoky & Earthy
Try Lapsag wih fluffy cheese scones with a smear of salted butter. Belting.
China
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Brewing tea should be simple & satisfying. No mess, no faff. Just loads of room for the leaves to release their flavour.
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An essential bit of kit to help you make a consistently cracking cup of tea.
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How to Brew
1
Scoop
100°
Brew Temperature
3-4
Minutes
400ml is perfect for 5g of loose leaf tea. If you're using a tea bag then 300ml is bang on.
Brewing Tip
Your tea will start tasting bitter if it’s left to brew for too long so if you fancy a stronger cup, add some more tea leaves.
Ingredients
Smoked Chinese Black Tea
Origins
If you're a fan of oaked wine or whisky, this will be your new favourite. This black Chinese tea has been smoked for dark, earthy goodness. It’s still fairly light and ever-so-slightly sweet, so you'll be able to reach for it a bit earlier in the day than your usual tipple.
Fig. 1
The big Question
Milk
None
Strength
Strong
Light
Colour
Strong
Light
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Lapsang Tea



