Luxtea Chinese Famous Tea – Grade AA (High Grade） (Zheng Shan Xiao Zhong (Lapsang souchong))

it is not that easy to get good tea in Miami. But this one is one of the best we found. We drinks tea daily. this one has great flavor and scent

I love myself a nice hot cup of tea before bed, I don’t have any particular favorites, and most of the time like all varieties. Unfortunately, this one had no English writing that I could find and didn’t really have much of a taste. I even tried another cup, leaving the contents in the entire time I drink it there is a very light leafy flavor, but I really wish I had more information on what I was drinking. I do like that they are individually wrapped and come in a small box.

Very nice presentation and packaging.Inside you receive a series of satchels with ~6g of tea each (~3 servings per 8oz at 2g per serving).Once steeped, you are left with a lighter black tea with classic Chinese floral notes. Unlike the darker, more tannin imbued English teas for which you might be accustomed. As a result, there is no "bite" to this tea and it will most likely be easier on your stomach and throat.I found the tea plenty flavorful even with a slightly reduced amount of loose leaf tea (~1.5g per 8oz or 3g for my 16oz mug).Having visited China and experienced many types of tea across several regions, I don't know if I would put this at grade AA but it is tasty and enjoyable.4/5

Tasteless and no fragrance. Just like drinking colored hot water.

The taste is just OK - not really a delicate taste, the colour is too brownish for Jin Jun Mei. Definitely not the highest quality (which was expected based on the price tag) - overall is OK to drink it occasionally.