answer: are added.  I'm left with a neutral reaction
paragraph_question: question: How do you like tea?, context: Pu'erh is an odd tea.  The smell is very mild, in fact you'll need to purposely put your nose close to your cup in order to get a scent but when you do it's mildly unpleasant...a bit like rotting garbage unfortunately.  The tea doesn't taste bad.  I can't think what to equate the flavor with.  I've heard others describe it as smoky so maybe that's apt.  I might have used the word muddy or earthy especially when describing the aftertaste.  There are no bright notes.  It's very mild and smooth tasting both on its own and when honey and milk are added.  I'm left with a neutral reaction.  Perhaps this is one of those tastes that gradually appeal more with greater exposure? 
question: How do you like tea?
sentence:  It's very mild and smooth tasting both on its own and when honey and milk are added.  I'm left with a neutral reaction .
paragraph: Pu'erh is an odd tea.  The smell is very mild, in fact you'll need to purposely put your nose close to your cup in order to get a scent but when you do it's mildly unpleasant...a bit like rotting garbage unfortunately.  The tea doesn't taste bad.  I can't think what to equate the flavor with.  I've heard others describe it as smoky so maybe that's apt.  I might have used the word muddy or earthy especially when describing the aftertaste.  There are no bright notes.  It's very mild and smooth tasting both on its own and when honey and milk are added.  I'm left with a neutral reaction.  Perhaps this is one of those tastes that gradually appeal more with greater exposure? 
sentence_answer:  It's very mild and smooth tasting both on its own and when honey and milk <hl> are added. I'm left with a neutral reaction <hl> .
paragraph_answer: Pu'erh is an odd tea. The smell is very mild, in fact you'll need to purposely put your nose close to your cup in order to get a scent but when you do it's mildly unpleasant...a bit like rotting garbage unfortunately. The tea doesn't taste bad. I can't think what to equate the flavor with. I've heard others describe it as smoky so maybe that's apt. I might have used the word muddy or earthy especially when describing the aftertaste. There are no bright notes. It's very mild and smooth tasting both on its own and when honey and milk <hl> are added. I'm left with a neutral reaction <hl>. Perhaps this is one of those tastes that gradually appeal more with greater exposure? 
paragraph_sentence: Pu'erh is an odd tea. The smell is very mild, in fact you'll need to purposely put your nose close to your cup in order to get a scent but when you do it's mildly unpleasant...a bit like rotting garbage unfortunately. The tea doesn't taste bad. I can't think what to equate the flavor with. I've heard others describe it as smoky so maybe that's apt. I might have used the word muddy or earthy especially when describing the aftertaste. There are no bright notes. <hl> It's very mild and smooth tasting both on its own and when honey and milk are added. I'm left with a neutral reaction . <hl> Perhaps this is one of those tastes that gradually appeal more with greater exposure?