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There are some teas that are obviously very subtle (even ephermeral),
teas that if drank after a slice of pizza or a spicy meal would be almost indiscernable. Is there any food or technique that "clears" the palate? This evening, for example, I had a cup of an Oolong (Big Red Robe) and I know that it didn't taste as full and complex as it usually does (steeping time and tea amount was what I usually do). It almost made the tea not worth drinking. Is there any way to get around this? |
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