Wuyi Organic Oolong Tea - Organic
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Brewing Instructions: (from Wegmans)
1-2 tsp per 8oz water, water temp: 195-200, 4 Min
Ratings & Reviews
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70 Aroma: 7/10 Flavor: 4/5 Value: 4/5
raven of the tea leaf (1 reviews) on Jan. 29th, 2020
this tea tastes antique,
like beautiful wooden furniture;
carved aesthetically pleasing,
while suitably functional.
[personal preference / habit / requisite of circumstance: brewed with kosher spring water, steeped in metal basket diffuser, by ceramic mug; addition of raw sugar, directly to brew basket, pour over hot water under boil, replace basket cap; unfussy steep time; use larger amount than specified, perhaps {measuring tea by customary spoon measure seems somewhat subjective}; addition of plantmilk, such as organic hemp or soy]
pleasant fragrance; vintage, antique.
vignette of history in the mug.
soothing, despite caffeine; limit intake per day.
raven of the tea leaf (1 reviews) on Jan. 29th, 2020
this tea tastes antique,
like beautiful wooden furniture;
carved aesthetically pleasing,
while suitably functional.
[personal preference / habit / requisite of circumstance: brewed with kosher spring water, steeped in metal basket diffuser, by ceramic mug; addition of raw sugar, directly to brew basket, pour over hot water under boil, replace basket cap; unfussy steep time; use larger amount than specified, perhaps {measuring tea by customary spoon measure seems somewhat subjective}; addition of plantmilk, such as organic hemp or soy]
pleasant fragrance; vintage, antique.
vignette of history in the mug.
soothing, despite caffeine; limit intake per day.
80 Aroma: 8/10 Flavor: 4/5 Value: 5/5
Alex Zorach (1453 reviews) on Aug. 9th, 2011
This is the same style as Rishi's Wuyi Qi Lan, and the two teas are very similar. I suspect that this is also a Qi Lan but I am not experienced enough with Wuyi teas to say for sure.
Rishi's Qi Lan (Wuyi oolong) is sweeter, thicker, more syrupy. This tea is more dry. Both teas have a pleasant hint of smokiness. Whereas Rishi's version is a bit more atypical or unusual, this tea has the classic profile of a Wuyi oolong, and of a darker Chinese oolong in general. However, these differences are subtle.
Lastly, I will say, at $23 a pound, this tea is an outright bargain buy.
Alex Zorach (1453 reviews) on Aug. 9th, 2011
This is the same style as Rishi's Wuyi Qi Lan, and the two teas are very similar. I suspect that this is also a Qi Lan but I am not experienced enough with Wuyi teas to say for sure.
Rishi's Qi Lan (Wuyi oolong) is sweeter, thicker, more syrupy. This tea is more dry. Both teas have a pleasant hint of smokiness. Whereas Rishi's version is a bit more atypical or unusual, this tea has the classic profile of a Wuyi oolong, and of a darker Chinese oolong in general. However, these differences are subtle.
Lastly, I will say, at $23 a pound, this tea is an outright bargain buy.
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