Davidson's Tea Bulk Yunnan Black Tea - Rich, Earthy Flavor with a Malty Finish

Nonnie: This tea is full bodied taste. I really enjoy it hot or cold. I would consider ordering again

United States on Nov 17, 2023

DD: This tea is so delicious. I brew it strong and steep it long. It packs as much of a punch as any PU-ERH with out the funk.

United States on Nov 15, 2023

avg_college_student: I use this to brew my kombucha and it’s wonderful. Taste and price are great.

United States on Apr 20, 2023

Ipy: This Yunnan Black is an interesting tea that will reward experimenting. It is pleasant and relaxing, with a subtle, nuanced flavour and a particularly notable aroma and finish. I’m far from an expert on Chinese black teas, but I’d say this one is not typical of the Yunnan blacks that many enjoy as a breakfast tea.

The dry leaf is impressively large and has something of a cool minty aroma. It was obviously fresh and of good quality. The brewed tea has a beautiful copper colour and a pleasant, complex aroma that I’d describe as somewhat nutty, honeyish, and lightly minty, but lacking in the peppery notes often considered characteristic of Yunnans.

Compared to the aroma, on the palate the tea is quite mild and again lacking in pepperyness. It has a clean, light, subtly flavoured mouthfeel. It is in no way strong but the flavour is pleasant, with light mint or maybe tarragon notes and just a touch of sweetness. The finish is particularly impressive and lingering: a pleasant light astringency with notes of herbs and (at last!) a light pepperyness. The tea does not take milk well at all and I’d recommend against sweetening is as the subtle...

United States on Sep 18, 2022

NeroFiddled: I was unfamiliar with Davidson's Organics Tea before this purchase and I was a little bit unsure about it because it's at a very good price point. I can assure you that it's of the highest quality. The tea itself delivers a golden orange color with a sweetish aroma. The flavor is robust but refined, a little bit honeyish, and without any bitterness. I use 6 grams in 24 fl. oz. of water and generally do 5 infusions. That's probably less than most people use, but that's how I like it and it works out to less than .5¢ per cup for a high quality and very enjoyable tea.

United States on May 02, 2022

Gigi Karaoké: This is an excellent and affordable loose-leaf tea.

Not very strong, yet it has the elusive Yunnan tea fragrance.

Don't steep it over 4 mins though, the taste becomes somewhat muddy.

Australia on Mar 16, 2021