ITT: Your favourite and absolutely tastiest tea

After getting memed into buying six tins of Twinings because that's all supermarkets stocked I realized it was absolute garbage quality. Learn from my mistakes, people

>>9150448
You should be buying your tea from a tea dealer if you want the absolute tastiest tea available.

fukamushi sensha or gaoshan oolong. havent tried and puerh yet though, but i expect ill love it since i love fermented foods/drinks

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Dao Hong Pao
Where my /oolong/ niggas at?

>>9150483
I love me some Dong Ding.

>>9150464
What's wrong with it? It's a good tea.

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>>9150464
>>9150535
As long as you're not getting the English or Irish Breakfast Teas (they have the consistency of fannings), it's a decent tea at a decent price.

Lady Grey and Prince of Wales are pretty tasty actually

>>9150553
>English or Irish Breakfast Teas
>tfw I got the English Breakfast
It's pretty bad really. Tastes absolutely bland.

>>9150535
Half of them are the worst quality I've ever seen (irish/English breakfast) and the rest are low enough quality that it ends up extremely astringent due to the low surface area while also lacking flavor because bitterness will accompany astringency if you brew it anywhere near the suggested time

>>9150448
I bought some first flush darjeeling in Nepal it was packed the month I bought it. That place is so fucking gross though I haven't drank it. 6 months old now.