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Tea and Chocolate Pairing with Dandelion Chocolates
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Tea and Chocolate Pairing with Dandelion Chocolates

Virtual Tea and Chocolate Pairing
Created byTea Drunk
Last updated 11/2023
English

What you'll learn

  • Understand what makes a good food and beverage pairing
  • Learn how tea & food pairing works
  • Evaluate various Tea and Chocolate Pairings
  • Create a tea pairing with any type of chocolate dessert

Course content

1 section5 lectures1h 22m total length
  • Tea and Chocolate 112:58

    Explore tea and chocolate pairing through guided tastings, learn gongfu brewing techniques, and compare single-origin Dandelion Chocolate with teas to develop palate and tasting confidence.

  • Tea and Chocolate 215:17
  • Tea and Chocolate 319:51

    Explore how dark chocolate flavors align with tea flavor families, and learn tea processing, terroir, and pairings of Ecuador 2018 and Tanzania 2017 cacao with green tea from Liyuan Taishan.

  • Tea and Chocolate 418:29
  • Tea and Chocolate 516:08

Requirements

  • No previous knowledge needed.

Description

Tea and chocolate pairing is a delightful combination that brings together two beloved indulgences. The complex flavors and aromas of tea complement the rich and decadent taste of chocolate, creating a harmonious pairing that is sure to please the senses. Whether enjoyed separately or together, tea and chocolate offer a unique and enjoyable experience.

When it comes to pairing tea with chocolate, it is important to consider the characteristics of both beverages. The flavors and intensity of the tea should be balanced with the sweetness and richness of the chocolate.

Please read these articles before taking the course or embark on our Brewing Course for brewing instructions!

  • Brewing with a Mug or Teapot

  • Brewing Gong Fu Style

You will want to prepare your teas and chocolates in the pairing order they appear in:

  1. Wu Liang Shan, White Tea / 70% Gola Rainforest, Sierra Leone

  2. Pu Er Shou Cha, Black Tea / 70% Tuamco, Colombia

  3. Lu An Gua Pian, Green Tea / 70% Costa Esmereldas

  4. Qi Men Hong Cha (Keemun), Red Tea / 70% Kokoa Kamili, Tanzania

  5. Ban Po Lao Zhai, Pu Er Sheng Cha / 70% Anamali, India

Please note teas and chocolates may differ as inventory changes with seasonality and vintages. Tea and chocolate are both seasonal harvests, and once a crop is sold out, there is no exact recreation.

Who this course is for:

  • For people who are curious about pairing tea with food