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drank Qi Lan by Nannuoshan
994 tasting notes

A decent rock oolong that is pretty easy to brew and enjoy.

This one has a multilayered aroma when dry; including notes of brownies, fruits, nuts, coffee, and orchids; unlike later in the session. The first infusion tastes sour, yeasty and milky, with an aftertaste of nectarines and sweet wood. The tea has a nice mouthfeel that’s astringent but not abrasive. The rest of the session gives a more warming and floral vibe. There are some more savoury steeps with butter flavour. Interestingly, I find it impossible to overbrew this tea, which is certainly not a given among yancha.

Flavors: Astringent, Butter, Coffee, Cookie, Floral, Fruity, Milky, Nectarine, Nutty, Orchid, Sour, Yeasty

Preparation
205 °F / 96 °C 0 min, 15 sec

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