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The dried fruit sweetness comes through so clearly against that smoky, wine-like depth—it’s genuinely complex without being harsh. I keep going back for another cup because each steep reveals something new.

The smokiness hits you right at the start, but it settles into this wine-like depth that’s surprisingly smooth for a black tea. I’ve been brewing it strong in the morning and the earthy fruit lingers nicely on the palate.

That dried fruit note is the star here — it lingers on the tongue like a good red wine, with just a whisper of tobacco in the finish. I’ve brewed it three times now and each cup keeps that same rich, earthy depth without turning bitter.