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“an awesome tea! little glass pitcher method (grandpa style) when I smell the leaves dry, they smell kind of like grapes and veggies. when I smell the leaves wet, I smell a veggie smell. when I...” Read full tasting note
Tie Guan Yin from Gan De village in Anxi county was carefully picked and then roasted by hand over pine wood charcoal. The process is repeated many times until the tea has been heavily roasted and becomes almost black in color. The result is a highly aromatic tea that can be infused more than 10 times without losing much flavor. The tea soup is a bright red color and the taste is sweet and full with kind of chocolatey after-finish.
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Yunnan Sourcingan awesome tea!
little glass pitcher method (grandpa style)
when I smell the leaves dry, they smell kind of like grapes and veggies.
when I smell the leaves wet, I smell a veggie smell.
when I smell the brewed tea, it has a sweet and veggie smell.
when I taste the brewed tea, it tastes sweet and like veggies.
many thanks to scott Wilson and Yunnan sourcing for this amazing tea.
so this and other teas just arrived. more reviews on the way
Flavors: Grapes, Sweet, Vegetables, Vegetal
Sounds great. Is it sweet like honey? or more like sugar? or fruit?
fruit :)