Smells fantastic. High expectations. The first infusion was really very nice, as described here. Kyusu 300ml, 82°, 1min, 5g tea. The second infusion was quite good, with much lower sweetness, body and intensity and a little acidity/sourness that I don't like at all. My stomach reacts sensitive to acidity. 85°, 1,5 min. The third infusion was bad, growing acidity, nearly no taste and body, no sweetness and dry, sour finish.. 90°, 3min. Overall a very ambivalent experience. Definitely not enduring, but a great first infusion with fantastic aromatics
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