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“D is for…Daily Assam Summer Black Tea When I think about a daily tea, I think of black teas that are not overly flavourful. In my mind, the more flavour a tea has, the easier it is to grow tired of...” Read full tasting note
“This is a good basic black tea. Nice malty notes to it. Nothing fancy but it makes a good daily drinker.” Read full tasting note
“I’m going through a lot of samples looking for a daily Assam tea or blended ‘breakfast’ style tea. This came in the Vadham black tea sampler. This is a nice little tea. 4/3/2018: First tasting was...” Read full tasting note
“The tea i tasted was the July 2017 second flush of the Vahdam Daily Assam. The tea has a nice, dark-brown colour and a very mild (almost abcent). The tea tastes very nice. It has a pronounced malty...” Read full tasting note
Our signature Assam tea blend is characteristic of the typical malty flavor for which Assam is known across the world. This high grown, sparkling and matured Assam orthodox tea contains select golden tipped leaves with a bright red liquor in the cup. The ‘Daily Assam’ makes for a strong and full-bodied cup of tea, ideal for tea lovers whose weakness is strength. A must have for all Assam tea lovers.
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D is for…Daily Assam Summer Black Tea
When I think about a daily tea, I think of black teas that are not overly flavourful. In my mind, the more flavour a tea has, the easier it is to grow tired of it if you drink it daily. That means that I don’t expect much flavour from this – just a smooth black tea that can give a kick of caffeine while not distracting you from your daily life. Honestly, I’m not far off. It’s smooth. Malty. The slightest metallic twang when it hits the back of the throat.
I’m going through a lot of samples looking for a daily Assam tea or blended ‘breakfast’ style tea. This came in the Vadham black tea sampler. This is a nice little tea.
4/3/2018: First tasting was 3 g of tea steeped in 211 degree water for 4 minutes. No milk in first tasting. Mildly astringent with a pleasant maltyness. Some notes of almond and caramel.
4/6/2018: Second tasting with same parameters as above. Two cups this morning; one without milk and one with. Again left with an impression that this is a serviceable tea. I liked it better with milk. I used 2.5 ml of evaporated milk. Rich, malty and creamy.
Flavors: Almond, Astringent, Caramel, Malt
The tea i tasted was the July 2017 second flush of the Vahdam Daily Assam. The tea has a nice, dark-brown colour and a very mild (almost abcent).
The tea tastes very nice. It has a pronounced malty Assam taste with a bit of sweetness. The sweetness reminds me a bit of honey. The tea has an ever so slight hint of bitterness, which gives a nice balance to the sweetness. Very nice black tea for everyday use!
Flavors: Honey, Malt
