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Blended at Wissotzky · est. 1849
Lapsang Souchong
Pine-smoked black tea
4.7 · 47 reviews
2,400+ subscribers47 citiesblended at Wissotzky · 1849
The original smoked tea — leaves dried over Chinese pine in the Wuyi mountains. Polarizing, unforgettable, and shockingly food-friendly.
- — Weight
- 50g
- — Yield
- ~25 cups
- — Per cup
- $0.72
- — Caffeine
- Moderate
$18
$15.30 with subscribe — save 15%.
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- Wissotzky-blended (since 1849)
- Honey from a named Oregon apiary
- Brewing card in every box
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Lapsang divides people. If you've only had the supermarket version, try this one — proper pinewood smoke is sweet, resinous, almost campfire-marshmallow at the end. It's the rare black tea that holds its own against rich foods. Try it with smoked fish, aged cheese, or just a square of dark chocolate.
Caffeine: moderate
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