Cholesterid (Yunnan Tuocha)
39
Percentile
3 ratings |
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Commercial Description
Traditionally, this mild and delicious black tea was used to help promote healthy digestion, especially of fat, and balance health.
Ratings & Reviews
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77 Aroma: 7/10 Flavor: 4/5 Value: 5/5imagardener (9 reviews) on Sep. 15th, 2015
This is the first pu-erh tea I've had. I do not have high cholesterol but this was the least expensive pu-erh tea on the shelf and I wanted to try pu-erh so home it came.
Overall happy with the mild taste and that it has some health benefits. The next time I may try another brand to see how it compares but this one is fine and I'd recommend it to anyone wanting pu-erh tea.
57 Aroma: 4/10 Flavor: 3/5 Value: 3/5levers (13 reviews) on May. 6th, 2015
So, this is a tea I picked up at a fairly local Asian supermarket. I'd finished all the pu-erh, and I wanted to be sure we had some in the house. This met all the technical specifications and it came home with my wife and me. It's fine, not like fine as in quality, but fine as in adequate. This is an adequate tea.
Expect a small tea bag wrapped in paper with some dusty flakes that smell a bit musty. After brewing this smells more like leather, although it tastes mild and sweetens comfortably.
70 Aroma: 6/10 Flavor: 4/5 Value: 4/5Jonathan (6 reviews) on Dec. 11th, 2009
The benefits of this tea are well-established. This tea is not the most exotic in terms of its aroma, and its slightly musty flavor is an acquired taste. The favor is inferior to an oolong tea in my opinion, but the healthful effects offset this disadvantage. A convenient tea to brew where loose tea is not available, and a nice alternative to other teas.
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