Who would equate Colombia and tea? Most would not. However, we do have the advantage of having Elvira Cardenas as a tea taster, and she is a very good one. So, when she said someone in her country made good tea, we gave it a try. The company, named Himalaya, is located in the mountains of Colombia in the town of La Cumbre and honors traditional tea practices. We chose black and green tea. They are both quite tasty and worth a try.
Black tea.
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Briskness
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Body
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Aroma
Details:
A rare black tea from Colombia, and it tastes good too!
Dry Leaves:
Large, twisted black leaves. There is the occasional lighter tip.
Liquor:
Medium-brown, clear liquor.
Aroma:
Honey aromas waft up.
Flavors:
The honey flavors come through nicely, like a good Assam.
Caffeine Level:
Caffeinated
Body:
Light-bodied since it has large leaves with some tips.
Who would equate Colombia and tea? Most would not. However, we do have the advantage of having Elvira Cardenas as a tea taster, and she is a very good one. So, when she said someone in her country made good tea, we gave it a try. The company, named Himalaya, is located in the mountains of Colombia in the town of La Cumbre and honors traditional tea practices. We chose black and green tea. They are both quite tasty and worth a try.
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