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Thailand Red Tea Cake, Thai black tea cake (Red Tea)

Thailand Red Tea Cake, Thai black tea cake (Red Tea), 200g

This Thailand Red Tea Cake is crafted from big, tender leaves of wild-growing trees, transformed into a black tea and pressed into a 200g cake. Designed for everyday enjoyment, this tea delivers comforting chocolaty flavors with warm, nutty, and fruity undertones, making it a delightful addition to your tea collection. Emit a nutty

  • Fruity
  • Honeyed
  • Earthy

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Character & product details

Character
Fruity · Honeyed · Earthy
Tea family
Black Tea
Good for
Everyday · Gongfu · Sharing
Form
Tea Cake
Mood
Fruity · Honeyed · Earthy
Occasions
Everyday · Gongfu · Sharing
Full source description

Thai Red Tea Cake (200g): A Warm and Chocolatey Daily Tea This Thailand Red Tea Cake is crafted from big, tender leaves of wild-growing trees, transformed into a black tea and pressed into a 200g cake. Designed for everyday enjoyment, this tea delivers comforting chocolaty flavors with warm, nutty, and fruity undertones, making it a delightful addition to your tea collection. Description Leaf Appearance and Aroma Dry Leaves: Emit a nutty aroma with hints of cocoa and plums. Heated Leaves: Develop richer notes of praline and melted dark chocolate. Wet Leaves: Between infusions, the aroma softens, revealing subtle honey and fruity notes. Flavor Profile Infusion: The flavor is rich and chocolaty, reminiscent of warm hot chocolate blended with melted pralines, hazelnuts, and plums. Naturally sweet with no bitterness and only minimal acidity. The consistency is thick and slightly rough on the tongue, adding a rustic charm. Tea Details Origin: Thailand Year: Autumn 2022 Brewing Instructions Western Brewing Temperature: 96°C Tea-to-Water Ratio: 6g per 250ml Steeping Times: First infusion: 1.5–2 minutes Second infusion: 2.5 minutes Third infusion: 3 minutes Gongfu Brewing Temperature: 96°C Tea-to-Water Ratio: 5–6g per 100ml Steeping Process: First Infusion: Brew for 40 seconds. Subsequent Infusions: Add 15–20 seconds for each additional steeping. Brewing Notes: This tea is light and not too strong, making it forgiving and easy to brew. Use more leaves and longer steeping times without the risk of overbrewing or developing bitterness. Why Choose Thai Red Tea Cake? With its rich chocolaty sweetness and warm, nutty undertones, this tea is perfect for casual daily brewing or sharing with friends. Its forgiving nature ensures a consistently enjoyable experience, whether brewed quickly or steeped longer for a more robust flavor.

Thai Red Tea Cake (200g): A Warm and Chocolatey Daily Tea

This Thailand Red Tea Cake is crafted from big, tender leaves of wild-growing trees, transformed into a black tea and pressed into a 200g cake. Designed for everyday enjoyment, this tea delivers comforting chocolaty flavors with warm, nutty, and fruity undertones, making it a delightful addition to your tea collection.

Origin: Thailand

Year: Autumn 2022

The experience

Emit a nutty aroma with hints of cocoa and plums.

Heated Leaves: Develop richer notes of praline and melted dark chocolate.

Between infusions, the aroma softens, revealing subtle honey and fruity notes.

Infusion:

The flavor is rich and chocolaty, reminiscent of warm hot chocolate blended with melted pralines, hazelnuts, and plums.

Naturally sweet with no bitterness and only minimal acidity.

The consistency is thick and slightly rough on the tongue, adding a rustic charm.

With its rich chocolaty sweetness and warm, nutty undertones, this tea is perfect for casual daily brewing or sharing with friends. Its forgiving nature ensures a consistently enjoyable experience, whether brewed quickly or steeped longer for a more robust flavor.

Make your first cup

96°C

Tea-to-Water Ratio: 6g per 250ml

Steeping Times:

First infusion: 1.5–2 minutes

Second infusion: 2.5 minutes

Third infusion: 3 minutes

Tea-to-Water Ratio: 5–6g per 100ml

Steeping Process:

First Infusion: Brew for 40 seconds.

Subsequent Infusions: Add 15–20 seconds for each additional steeping.

Brewing Notes: This tea is light and not too strong, making it forgiving and easy to brew. Use more leaves and longer steeping times without the risk of overbrewing or developing bitterness.