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“A really fantastic Oolong! It is complex with flavors of chestnut, smoke, peach and honey. I’m on my fourth infusion of these leaves now – it is still really delicious! Thanks to TeaEqualsBliss...” Read full tasting note
“A nice tea for breakfast as it has some body, but is not overwhelming. Especially tasting some sweetness and roasted notes this morning.” Read full tasting note
“Fairly Standard Oolong…woodsy and crisp – somewhat masculine. This Oolong is Alight!” Read full tasting note
“This is a very rich oolong. It smells roasted when dry and maintains that scent once steeped, but with an added earthiness that reminded me of a pu erh, which created a bit of unfounded anxiety as...” Read full tasting note
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A really fantastic Oolong! It is complex with flavors of chestnut, smoke, peach and honey.
I’m on my fourth infusion of these leaves now – it is still really delicious!
Thanks to TeaEqualsBliss for sending me this! I love it!
This is a very rich oolong. It smells roasted when dry and maintains that scent once steeped, but with an added earthiness that reminded me of a pu erh, which created a bit of unfounded anxiety as my pu erh experiences have been less than stellar. For an oolong, it’s a dark tea and has a dark liquor. 195/3.5 min. There’s no bitterness at all and I can most definitely taste a woodsy, chestnut like taste. It’s a very savory tea.
I often mention my favorite no-name China Oolong tea that, last time I looked, is still running just 31 cents an ounce at our local health food store. This is its elegant, wealthier relation. It leads with a predictable woody taste, but has some lighter, brighter, fruiter stuff happening when you give yourself a minute to think about it. Nice!
