Legend has it the ancient Goddess of Mercy appeared to a humble farmer guiding him to nurture and care for a single tea sprout that would bring his village prosperity. From the Fujian province, China, the dark emerald green leaves that are 50% oxidized are tightly wound and unfurl imparting a smooth body and sweet
Legend has it the ancient Goddess of Mercy appeared to a humble farmer guiding him to nurture and care for a single tea sprout that would bring his village prosperity. From the Fujian province, China, the dark emerald green leaves that are 50% oxidized are tightly wound and unfurl imparting a smooth body and sweet finish. Its aroma is reminiscent of toasted grain and dried figs.
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Best ever Oolong tea First tried this tea from a specialty store in Buffalo, NY where it sold for close to $60/lb. Love it, even though it was only 2 oz. Search the net for this tea and found it Amazon.
very good very good tea. weak but nice aroma. mild good flavor. excellect for the price.
Sorry to Buck the Trend… But I Didn’t Like This Tea I’ve drunk a lot of tea in my time – every day for years and years – so I guess that qualifies me as something of a lay expert, loosely defined :o) I was excited about this tea because it’s organic and offered at a decent price (because good tea can be pricey indeed). Well… the first cup brews up kinda foul and with lots of tannin, really bitter (and not the good kind of bitter either). Thus it’s an absolute necessity for me to do a first steeping, strain it out and steep again to get a…