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Mixed Assam Estates is an okay replacement for my Malawi (which was in
turn a good enough replacement for Assam.) At three minutes brewing time, it's too bitter; I'll ease up for next time. It's malty in dry and wet fragrance and hard to taste over the bitterness in the cup. Toci |
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On Jan 1, 10:11*am, toci > wrote:
> Mixed Assam Estates is an okay replacement for my Malawi (which was in > turn a good enough replacement for Assam.) *At three minutes brewing > time, it's too bitter; I'll ease up for next time. *It's malty in dry > and wet fragrance and hard to taste over the bitterness in the cup. > Toci I've given this the same treatment I gave the Assam fannings- 60 to 80 seconds brewing time for the first cup and the rest of the morning for the dregs cup. This makes the first cup toasty and roasty- a good wake-up tea, The dregs cup has the bitterness, but I like that for late morning. Toci |
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