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Nice punch, great Bulang personality. Very enjoyable ripe. Some astringency. I gave it very, very short steepings, basically rinses. I think it held up for more than five infusions.

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195 °F / 90 °C 0 min, 15 sec 5 g 6 OZ / 177 ML
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Cwyn 11 years ago

You think? Too tea drunk to remember? Lol.

Yang-chu 11 years ago

It was actually more than a week when I had it. It usually takes me two days to get through any given tea. Now that I’ve been cold-brewing stuff gets used for that purpose after two days, whether it’s cashed or not.

Cwyn 11 years ago

Uh huh.

Cwyn 11 years ago

;)

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Cwyn 11 years ago

You think? Too tea drunk to remember? Lol.

Yang-chu 11 years ago

It was actually more than a week when I had it. It usually takes me two days to get through any given tea. Now that I’ve been cold-brewing stuff gets used for that purpose after two days, whether it’s cashed or not.

Cwyn 11 years ago

Uh huh.

Cwyn 11 years ago

;)

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My attention has focused on pu’ers, since by profession I’m a doctor of Chinese medicine and sometimes find it a useful lifestyle addition.
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