Sichuan Sampler
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Spring Jasmine Tea

One River Tea · Sichuan Sampler

Floral, Malty, Vegetal
Origin
Sichuan, China
Harvest
Spring

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This Sichuan sampler offers a journey through the region's diverse tea landscape. Expect the enchanting floral aroma of jasmine alongside fresh, vegetal and citrus notes from the Emei Maofeng green tea. The included black teas contribute rich, malty undertones with a hint of chocolate and yam sweetness, creating a complex and satisfying experience.

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About This Tea

What does Sichuan Sampler taste like?
Sichuan Sampler is a green from Sichuan, China. This Sichuan sampler offers a journey through the region's diverse tea landscape. Expect the enchanting floral aroma of jasmine alongside fresh, vegetal and citrus notes from the Emei Maofeng green te. It falls in the "Floral, Malty, Vegetal" flavor archetype.
How do you brew green tea?
Green tea is best brewed at 70-80°C (158-176°F) for 2-3 minutes in Western style, or 3-5g per 100ml at 75°C with 15-30 second infusions in gongfu style. Use cooler water to avoid bitterness.
Where does Sichuan Sampler come from?
Sichuan Sampler is a green sourced from Sichuan, China. This batch is from the Spring harvest.
How much does Sichuan Sampler cost?
Sichuan Sampler is available from One River Tea starting at $34.00 ($1.36/gram). A 50g bag would yield approximately 8 gongfu sessions, making each session roughly $8.16.
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