Black Tea with Lapsang Souchong, Young Pu’erh & Crushed Cinnamon
Dark, brooding, and unforgettable, The Fall of the House of Usher evokes the crumbling grandeur of a mansion steeped in melancholy and mystery. Black tea forms a deep, somber base, while the smoky whisper of lapsang souchong and the earthy richness of young pu’erh wind through the cup like the echoes of long-forgotten halls. Crushed cinnamon lends a fleeting warmth, a small comfort amid the shadowed ruin.
Each sip is a descent — smoky, earthy, and hauntingly bittersweet — a cup that mirrors the inexorable decay and tragic elegance of Poe’s masterful tale.
Flavor Profile: Deep, smoky, and earthy with a subtle, warming spice.
Best enjoyed: In the stillness of evening, alone by a flickering candle — as an offering to shadow, memory, and the sublime.
Black Tea with Lapsang Souchong, Young Pu’erh & Crushed Cinnamon
Dark, brooding, and unforgettable, The Fall of the House of Usher evokes the crumbling grandeur of a mansion steeped in melancholy and mystery. Black tea forms a deep, somber base, while the smoky whisper of lapsang souchong and the earthy richness of young pu’erh wind through the cup like the echoes of long-forgotten halls. Crushed cinnamon lends a fleeting warmth, a small comfort amid the shadowed ruin.
Each sip is a descent — smoky, earthy, and hauntingly bittersweet — a cup that mirrors the inexorable decay and tragic elegance of Poe’s masterful tale.
Flavor Profile: Deep, smoky, and earthy with a subtle, warming spice.
Best enjoyed: In the stillness of evening, alone by a flickering candle — as an offering to shadow, memory, and the sublime.
