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My recent GuangDong black tea wont infuse properly till after several
infusions ie the leaves float in the cup and you have to use your lips as a sieve till they become water logged and settle on the bottom of the cup. Even a loose Yunnan black tea infuses from the bottom also like compressed shu. As a work around to produce the same leafy taste I infuse the GuangDong in another pot at much higher concentration and decant. I cant reproduce the taste of infused leaves drank from a cup. As a curiosity I tried several other teas this way and cant reproduce the taste of leaves in a cup. You would think the leaves produce a steady concentration but still why the taste isnt the same as a decant from a pot with various adjusted variables. The leafy taste cant be reproduced from a decanted pot. Jim |
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