This is a nice woody shou with a very interesting mouthfeel. However, given its price, it is not one that I am considering getting a cake of.
It has an interesting anise aroma, which is soon overpowered by the woody notes. The taste is somewhat bitter with flavours of oak, incense, red apple skin, camphor and mushrooms. In the sweetish aftertaste, I get more of chocolate and cherry. For me, the main selling point of this tea is the mouthfeel though. It is extremely bubbly and foamy. The medium bodied liquor is very active in the mouth.
Flavors: Apple Skins, Bitter, Camphor, Cherry, Chocolate, Mushrooms, Oak, Red Apple, Wood