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Keemun is perhaps the quintessential Chinese black tea. The beautiful reflections that highlight the tea liquor make it very clear why the Chinese refer to black tea as red tea. There is a richness and smoothness in a well-steeped...
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A member of my local tea group, San Antonio Tea & Herb Enthusiasts, recently recommended East Frisian black tea to us. That brought to mind the package of East Frisian Blend from K-Teas, as yet untried, sitting...
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The English enjoy it at 4:00 p.m. with crumpets and clotted cream. The Irish and Welsh drink it for breakfast. Americans tend to see it as a cold-weather fix-all to be enjoyed in the evenings. Tea...
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