Thanks to OMGsrsly for the sample! I should have been paying more attention while I was drinking both steeps, but I was distracted by school work while drinking this so maybe that dulled my senses.
The first steep was like your typical green oolong, but again, maybe because I wasn’t paying enough attention? The cup was gone before I had a chance to stop and observe.
But the second steep was noticeably more buttery. There was a touch of milkiness but it wasn’t as prominent as other milk oolongs I have tried in the past. Actually, if I didn’t know this was a milk oolong before tasting it, I probably wouldn’t have even guessed that it actually is.
Oh god, I have a meeting with the visiting distinguished scholar from another university in 45 minutes and I’m terrified. I actually have her book on how to conduct quantitative analyses so it’s a little intimating to meet the person who wrote it. And she’ll probably be asking me about what I’m taking into consideration for my thesis, methodology, etc, so the butterflies are going crazy at this point. :/
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Ahahahaha, I love that you posted a note on this tea at practically the same time as me! :P
Also, I’m surprised that you didn’t find it super milky. It was very strong for me.
Ha! There’s definitely something going on with your brainwaves. And that is weird. I’ve had it twice and both times I found the milkiness rather weak.
I’ve only tried this one and the one from DavidsTea, and I think I preferred the one from Davids. Not really my thing so far.
Ahahahaha, I love that you posted a note on this tea at practically the same time as me! :P
Also, I’m surprised that you didn’t find it super milky. It was very strong for me.
Ha! There’s definitely something going on with your brainwaves. And that is weird. I’ve had it twice and both times I found the milkiness rather weak.
I’ve only tried this one and the one from DavidsTea, and I think I preferred the one from Davids. Not really my thing so far.