Se Chung
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Commercial Description
...Se Chung Oolong tea has a shorter fermentation time and therefore is categorized
as a "green style" oolong tea. Se Chung has a green and herbaceous flavor with
fruity characteristics.
Ratings & Reviews
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57 Aroma: 5/10 Flavor: 3/5 Value: 3/5
Sylvia (215 reviews) on Mar. 24th, 2012
This tea is good, but not very notable. I added cream and sugar.
Sylvia (215 reviews) on Mar. 24th, 2012
This tea is good, but not very notable. I added cream and sugar.
57 Aroma: 5/10 Flavor: 3/5 Value: 3/5
Alex Zorach (1452 reviews) on Jul. 18th, 2011
Greener character, with an aroma that is simultaneously smoky, woody, and floral. Flavor surprisingly clear and clean. However, aftertaste is muddled and slightly more smoky than I like. Medium-bodied. I find it less fruity than the description suggests, and less than a number of other oolongs.
When Se Chung oolongs have this sort of smoky character, I want them to have a bit more woody tones or more roast to them. This one struck me as being too much like a chun mee green tea, but without the bite.
This is not my favorite of the generic or blended se chung oolongs, that title goes to one I have had from Upton Tea Imports, but this is above average for a se chung that is not of a more specific named variety.
The pricing on this tea is funny, there's a big price drop from the 3/4oz to 1 pound option. I'd say it's a very good deal for quality by the pound, but the 3/4oz quantities seem a notch overpriced.
Alex Zorach (1452 reviews) on Jul. 18th, 2011
Greener character, with an aroma that is simultaneously smoky, woody, and floral. Flavor surprisingly clear and clean. However, aftertaste is muddled and slightly more smoky than I like. Medium-bodied. I find it less fruity than the description suggests, and less than a number of other oolongs.
When Se Chung oolongs have this sort of smoky character, I want them to have a bit more woody tones or more roast to them. This one struck me as being too much like a chun mee green tea, but without the bite.
This is not my favorite of the generic or blended se chung oolongs, that title goes to one I have had from Upton Tea Imports, but this is above average for a se chung that is not of a more specific named variety.
The pricing on this tea is funny, there's a big price drop from the 3/4oz to 1 pound option. I'd say it's a very good deal for quality by the pound, but the 3/4oz quantities seem a notch overpriced.
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