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“It smells sour with a complex flowery undertone. The taste is mildly sour but incredibly sweet. There are hints of a rose taste with overtone of a flower that I can not identify. More detailed...” Read full tasting note
Comprising a family of black teas, Keemuns represent some of the smoothest black teas from China. Although there are several grades of Keemun, the Hao Ya ‘fur covered’ grade is the most notable and considered best in flavor. It is also known for its fine buds, sometimes showing prominent gold tips. In itself, Hao Ya is separated into A and B, where A is the high grade.
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It smells sour with a complex flowery undertone. The taste is mildly sour but incredibly sweet. There are hints of a rose taste with overtone of a flower that I can not identify.
More detailed notes can be found here: http://teasnobbery.com/2010/05/28/tea-review-tao-of-tea-keemun-hao-ya/
