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“I managed to make it through the all the Taiwanese oolongs today! It was fun trying all of them and I was surprised by the amount of variation between them. This was one of the most unique of the...” Read full tasting note
“I started doing this one pseudo gongfu. Before I added the water, but there was just a touch of water in my brew basket, I was amazed at the scent from the leaves. Wow. Beautiful. It made me...” Read full tasting note
“The tea has no particular fragrance dry or otherwise. The liquor has a bit of an oily substance to it that gives it a rather silky texture to the mouthful. A touch of stevia brings out a very...” Read full tasting note
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Ku Cha House of TeaI managed to make it through the all the Taiwanese oolongs today! It was fun trying all of them and I was surprised by the amount of variation between them. This was one of the most unique of the bunch and I’m glad I ended the day with it. The leaves were small, brown, and somewhat flat; really quite unassuming. The smell though was richly fruity and quite the opposite of unassuming. It brewed up a dark amber color and also tasted extremely fruity, almost like a prune. It was a very sweet oolong and was one of my favorites of the bunch.
Flavors: Fruity, Sweet
I started doing this one pseudo gongfu.
Before I added the water, but there was just a touch of water in my brew basket, I was amazed at the scent from the leaves. Wow. Beautiful.
It made me hungry.
I did a couple of those pseudo gongfu infusions, and I felt like the tea had so much more to offer. It was nice, but not what I wanted.
So I did a western infusion with the leaves at this point. Much better. Rich, almost fruity, sweet. I love the aroma.
Much happier.
I think I like the greener oolongs brewed more gongfu and the roastier ones more western.
The tea has no particular fragrance dry or otherwise.
The liquor has a bit of an oily substance to it that gives it a rather
silky texture to the mouthful.
A touch of stevia brings out a very slight fruity flavor.
That’s one of the teas that we sell. Glad you like it! :)
Haha, I’m not surprised! As far as I know I’ve liked every tea I’ve tried from Butiki :)
Thanks, that’s sweet of you to say. :)
mj- I am really enjoying your notes. I think you have been trying a lot of the ones I will hopefully get to.
Thanks TeaTiff :)