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Best tea I have ever tasted, no really. Gong fu yixing @ 175F.
I have to tell you. I did not rinse this tea, reason being, it is a bit on the expensive side, did not want any to go to waste.
Does that make me dirty? I had a 3 second pang of filth but soon got over it after I sipped the first steep which was in/out of the yixing as the rinse, but it landed in my tummy instead.
Insane tastes of vanilla, banana, caramel, madeleine, mango, roasted walnut.
3,6,9,15,20,25,30,40,50,60,80,110,130 were the steeps.
It did not end, pure bliss. The rock came in about the 6th steep but the aforementioned flavors kept strong into the 8th.
This tea has me floored, but then again I love good cliff teas.
Thank You Shunan.

Preparation
175 °F / 79 °C 0 min, 15 sec 8 g 5 OZ / 150 ML
Daylon R Thomas

Is it the Wu Dong or Feng Xi?

BigDaddy

I’m not sure, I would like to say I remembered Wu Dong, but its now past 55 and there is no guarantees.

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Daylon R Thomas

Is it the Wu Dong or Feng Xi?

BigDaddy

I’m not sure, I would like to say I remembered Wu Dong, but its now past 55 and there is no guarantees.

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