Lapsang Souchong Tea: We Smoke it AND Drink It!

[@emmalouie1663]

I love your mother/daughter videos :D

[@Cartier_specialist]

It's a very interesting flavor profile for sure. My first sip was like what on earth and then my brain and tongue adjusted to it and I enjoyed it. It isn't my favorite flavor profile but it could definitely be worse. My sister likes Yorkshire breakfast tea and I don't like that at all -- way too strong. It's like a punch in the face. Earl Grey is fine but not every day. 100% pure Ceylon brewed exactly 2 minutes is my favorite tea.

[@tea.andagoodbook]

Definitely an acquired taste. Makes me think of burnt marshmallows.

[@adamarzo559]

The first time I smelt this tea the only way I could describe it was a bushfire. It smells just like back burning season down here in Australia.

[@tea.andagoodbook]

Like a fire in your cup

[@Trainboy452]

I just love sharing a cozy hot cup of lapsang souchong tea.

[@tea.andagoodbook]

It's like drinking a camp fire

[@lapsangwithlanae5705]

I love Lapsang Souchong (hence the name, lol!) This is a great idea to smoke the brisket with it!!!! I love these videos so much!

[@tea.andagoodbook]

I figured you must like Lapland souchong. I just rubbed it on a chuck roast the other day and that was good too

[@lapsangwithlanae5705]

@@tea.andagoodbook that sounds excellent!

[@MissionSilo]

Recommendation where to buy Lapsang souchong? Heard it taste like tobacco.

[@tea.andagoodbook]

You can use the Harney and Sons linked in the description. We find that lapsang souchong tastes like a campfire. We have several more videos on lapsand souchong that you might enjoy, each with a link in the description below the video

[@GusTeasPlants]

I don’t think I’ll like this types of tea I don’t like Smokey and floral teas.. I find it super Interesting how you guys use tea to enhance your food flavors.. btw lol when Emma starting to “bark” at 4:40 LOL

[@tea.andagoodbook]

I don't know why anyone drinks smoked tea, but on brisket it is delicious! I am thinking of dying my hair with tea...

[@GusTeasPlants]

@@tea.andagoodbook I’ve used tea as my acid to henna dye my hair before

[@tea.andagoodbook]

@@GusTeasPlants did it turn out well?

[@GusTeasPlants]

@@tea.andagoodbook not much different just the henna made my hair really soft and shiny for months

[@MissionSilo]

​@tea.andagoodbook How many uses of tea you know?

[@williammarkland8351]

add honey to tea