Bi Luo Chun
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Commercial Description
(RateTea Translation) Silvery, slightly curled leaves with downy white hairs. Sweet and lightly floral flavor. A popular Chinese green tea specialty. Also known as an imperial tea.
Ratings & Reviews
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60 Aroma: 6/10 Flavor: 3/5 Value: 2/5
Teuvo (63 reviews) on Jun. 9th, 2017
This tea was quite expensive and it doesn't smell all that good. Especially the used leaves smell pretty bad. I still haven't figured out how to make this, but I use relatively little leaf and don't steep it for long. The result tastes all right, though. The colour of the infusion isn't very bright, a slightly dirty yellow. The leaves look beautiful, though. I love the elegantly curled dry leaves and I like how you can see the white hairs on the used leaves once they're dry.
EDIT: I tried brewing it with a lot more leaves for a slightly shorter time. Now the best part of the flavour/aroma, a kind of vegetal brightness, is much more pronounced. I updated the rating accordingly.
Teuvo (63 reviews) on Jun. 9th, 2017
This tea was quite expensive and it doesn't smell all that good. Especially the used leaves smell pretty bad. I still haven't figured out how to make this, but I use relatively little leaf and don't steep it for long. The result tastes all right, though. The colour of the infusion isn't very bright, a slightly dirty yellow. The leaves look beautiful, though. I love the elegantly curled dry leaves and I like how you can see the white hairs on the used leaves once they're dry.
EDIT: I tried brewing it with a lot more leaves for a slightly shorter time. Now the best part of the flavour/aroma, a kind of vegetal brightness, is much more pronounced. I updated the rating accordingly.
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