Harney & Sons was founded on a commitment to deliver customers the finest quality tea possible. This promise, made 30 years ago, serves as the company’s guiding principle. Today, Harney & Sons Tea remains family owned and managed, with three generations of Harney’s preserving John’s tradition of fine tea and traveling the world in search
Harney & Sons was founded on a commitment to deliver customers the finest quality tea possible. This promise, made 30 years ago, serves as the company’s guiding principle. Today, Harney & Sons Tea remains family owned and managed, with three generations of Harney’s preserving John’s tradition of fine tea and traveling the world in search of the finest ingredients. It is not only the Harney mission to deliver quality tea products to their customers, but also to educate the world of tea history and taste. Whether through their dedicated customer service team, their published guides to tea drinking, or their two tea tasting shops, the Harney & Sons team works to pass on their passion of tea to a wide audience. From lugging heavy tea filled chests down their basement stairs, to stocking shelves at stores nationwide, Harney & Sons remains committed to delivering their customers a superior tea drinking experience.
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Smooth, but not very smoky This is a fine tea, but while the leaves have a good smoky aroma once brewed there isn’t a great deal of smoky taste. This can be a good thing or a bad one, depending on what you’re looking for. Aside from the subtle smokiness, the tea has a nice smooth character.
It is perfect for coffee drinkers This Lapsang Souchong is exactly as it should taste, very smoky, very delicious with a a splash of milk. It is a shame this type of tea is getting harder and harder to find. It is perfect for coffee drinkers, who don’t care for the nauseous and bland flavor of most teas. I think it originally was popular as a hippie tea with a very oriental sounding name, but none of my Asian friends have ever heard of it. Asians that have heard of it calls it a western tea. Regular grocers used to have it,…
not especially smoky I love lapsang souchong, but this blend is disappointingly weak and fades when I added even a little milk. For mild palates only.