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drank Tikuanyin by Lupicia
265 tasting notes

In an effort to stay away from a) green teas, b) flavoured teas and most especially c) fruit-flavoured green teas, I ended up drinking this one tonight – and hallelujah, I’ve finally ended up with a tea that I really wanted to keep drinking.

The last Ti Kuan Yin I had was looked greener and tasted grassier than this, but that’s really not a criticism, just an observation. These leaves produce a golden liquor with that distinctive strong smoky taste, which leaves the barest hint of astringency on the tongue. As Ti Kuan Yins go, this is a good one.

Preparation
195 °F / 90 °C 2 min, 30 sec
Suzi

Sounds lovely!

Angrboda

This is my favourite type of oolong, ever. I always get happy when I see someone else having liked it. :)

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Suzi

Sounds lovely!

Angrboda

This is my favourite type of oolong, ever. I always get happy when I see someone else having liked it. :)

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