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“time to do a full review: When i opened the packet, the smell of the teabag was smooth. when i finished steeping the tea, it had a aroma similar to pu-ehr. the taste was strong with a similar taste...” Read full tasting note
“Fourth and final tea of my night of ExpeEeEerimentAAAtiooon. Got it for my birthday in November from my sister. The box is mostly in Chinese, so all I really know about this tea is that it’s an...” Read full tasting note
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time to do a full review:
When i opened the packet, the smell of the teabag was smooth.
when i finished steeping the tea, it had a aroma similar to pu-ehr.
the taste was strong with a similar taste to pu-ehr with a hint of hay flavor. this tea is great and is worth buying :) my new rating is 100
Fourth and final tea of my night of ExpeEeEerimentAAAtiooon.
Got it for my birthday in November from my sister. The box is mostly in Chinese, so all I really know about this tea is that it’s an oolong. Also, that it’s from Taiwan. And, since my sister left the price marker on there, it’s $12 for 150g. Upon tasting, I think it’s a green oolong.
Mmm… it’s okay. Not the best tea I’ve had, but also not the worst. Though I wish I knew more about it, it’s not a terrible tea to keep around. Gentle flavor.
Third thing to research tonight – the intricacies of the differences between green and dark oolongs.
Fourth thing- a general consensus on the proper maintenance for Yixing pots.
That’s all for t’night, folks.
