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“Dry leaves: Sweet, dry hay. Cookie dough. The wet leaves smell out-of-this-world good. Fresh, snow peas, cut grass, fruity melon-like smell. Their color is dark emerald. Liquor color: Greenish...” Read full tasting note
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Dry leaves: Sweet, dry hay. Cookie dough.
The wet leaves smell out-of-this-world good. Fresh, snow peas, cut grass, fruity melon-like smell. Their color is dark emerald.
Liquor color: Greenish yellow.
The first steep is a bit weak, steeped at about 80 degrees. Hard to tell exactly what’s happening there…Bits of astringency. The tea doesn’t have an immediate strong aroma, but already seems to leave a pleasing aftertaste.
The second steep, is pretty good! 75 degrees water, for a longer time, brings out all the aromas felt in the wet leaves. Again, very sweet, pleasing aftertaste.
The third steep lost a bit freshness, but still holds itself in body and aromas! The cut grass, the sweetness, maybe a bit of apple seeds? Hard to pinpoint.
The fourth steep is starting to lose in aroma, feels kinda watery, but still reinforces the lingering aftertaste.
