A full-leaf black tea flavored with fresh Lychee fruit. Flavoring is well-balanced, creating a full-bodied & sweet iced beverage.
Our Lychee Congou is fragrant, naturally sweet, offering notes of grape and hints of rose. Can be served without sugar or sweeteners.
Lychee Congou liquor does not cloud when ice is added!
BLACK TEA
3 grams/1 teaspoon per 6 ounces of water
195° - 205° F
2 Minutes
Black tea is a leaf that has been fully oxidized. This rigorous oxidization produces a tea of hearty rich flavors while reducing its astringency and bringing out a natural sweetness.
Flavors will range from bright, brisk, peppery, clean, and smoky to aromatic, bold, malty, nutty, spicy, and sweet. Blacks are known for long, delicately aromatic, and comforting aftertastes. Note, they are often enjoyed with milk or sweetener.
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Not What I Expected
I knew it was supposed to have a sweet flavor. I didn't expect it to have a chemical sweetness on the nose and taste. There is even a chemical after taste that lingers. Not refreshing at all for me. I'm very disappointed. I won't buy this again. I probably can't return it either having opened the 1/4 pound bag.
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Lichee Congou.....ICED!
I had this iced tea at one of my favorite local spots here in Kansas City. Snapped a pic of it as it was the best iced tea I’d ever tasted! Now I can have it anytime I want at home! Thank you, more than I can say, thank you!!!!
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So delish!
This is one of my favorite flavored black teas! Such great quality. Doesn’t taste artificial or perfumed at all like a lot of other brands of flavored teas.
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A Very Ejoyable Tea
An excellent tea to enjoy everyday over ice. Will be drinking this all summer long!
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Delicious and naturally sweet.
We love this hot or iced. I only didn’t give it 5 stars because I wish it were organic.
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Great for ice tea
Has a nice naturally sweet taste and can be drunk without sweeteners. Doesn't finish well when served hot.
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Wonderful lychee tea with hints of grape and rose.
The hot infusion smells wonderfully of lychee with a delicate undertone of grapes and roses. White hot, the liquor has a dominate essence of lychee and a suggestion of sugary rose. As the cup cools, notes of hibiscus mingle with the lychee and the floral undertone is less pronounced. This tea lingers pleasantly on the palate and I think it would be wonderfull chilled.