Ever wondered what would happen if you took bittermelon, took out the insides and left the thick rind and then stuffed it with Tie Guan Yin and roasted it? Well now you can try this lovely tea. Strangely enough it's not bitter at all, th...
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A Surprising Not Bitter, Roast-Forward Oolong
Its pretty good for the price. And offers a nice pool of flavors. It has those oolong characteristics you’d expect. It has high fruit notes like semi-green bananas and roasted white peaches, underneath the chocolate and toasted banana bread base. There’s something green and/or floral going on, but I can’t describe it. As for body feel, its calming in a refreshing way. I find I can only pull 4-5 infusions max for my liking. But after that, it’s a insanely good. A daily drinker for sure.
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Shamar · November 18, 2024
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Jasper · October 4, 2024
A great roasted oolong
This is one of my favorites from YS. A lovely roasted TGY with notes of fruit, tobacco and sugar. The very subtle bitterness from the bittermelon ties it all together nicely. A good reliable roasted oolong, perfect for rainy weather.