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“Brewed in a big teapot : 0,7cl. I also tried in gong fu cha – same result … Usually I’m not into the Bio things, but what I read in the shop made me want to try it. Well at this price, there are...” Read full tasting note
“roasted Oolong with a taste of honey, astringency, freshness, wood, up to 5 – 6 steeps but doesn’t last any longer nice evening tea but not outstanding” Read full tasting note
Le Oolong Fu Lian est un thé chinois d’oxydation intermédiaire, marqué par une torréfaction légère des feuilles.
Brewed in a big teapot : 0,7cl.
I also tried in gong fu cha – same result …
Usually I’m not into the Bio things, but what I read in the shop made me want to try it. Well at this price, there are far better teas than this one. The taste and the leaves looks more like red tea than oolong. There’s also an earthy taste to it, a bit pu-erh like (not a good old one though).
I would only recommend trying this one if you’re into red teas (more than flowery, fruity oolong).
By ‘red tea’ do you mean chinese black tea or rooibos?
I meant chinese red (black in international classification), like Yunnan :)