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rich, intense aroma with silken texture but lighter aftertaste. Score of 91. Review # 274 on Walker Tea Review.

not heavily brisk, with hints of plum/apricot in the aftertaste. 87 points. Review # 273 on Walker Tea Review

Score of 84. 2nd steep is stronger, with a starchy sweet aftertaste. Review #272 on Walker Tea Review

Some flavor and aroma, but could be more rounded in other aspects. Score of 81. Review #271 on Walker Tea Review.

Sorry T Salon- this one gets a vote of “no confidence” from me. High astringency with a lack of characteristic flavors/aromas. Score of 79 on Review #270 at Walker Tea Review dot com.

one of the highest scoring teas of 2010 by Walker Tea Review (93). lower astringency for a green, with smooth texture and green sweetness.

As seen in Review #171: http://goo.gl/Mgbj

So good, I added it to a Reserve Tea Package: http://goo.gl/8cOL

Provided by Grand Tea; mellow- rounding the corner from raw to smooth sipping. 92 points on Walker Tea Review #269

A truly delightful tea. Rich flavor and low astringency for a ming qian. 92 points on Walker Tea Review #268

A fine example of the under-appreciated value of aftertaste; great lasting character. Review 267 on Walker Tea Review

A slightly later harvest, so liquor is darker and the flavors more pronounced. In spite of this, astringency is still quite low.

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