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“Looking at the leaves and the color of the liquor, my first thought was that this looks more like a white tea than a green tea. (And the name certainly helped inspire that thought too). The...” Read full tasting note
“starts out sweet and makes your mouth water and as it cools it gets a little grassier. Still a winner tho! Very delicate and “frosted” looking! Nice green!” Read full tasting note
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At 17.65% by dry weight, White Eagle Long Life green tea is one of the
highest polyphenol antioxidant teas on the planet. The cup is abound with
astringency, however, to the trained palate, notes of honey & orchid like
sweetness intermingle. The unique production method of this Mao Feng
tea grown in the Hunan Province of China, is highly regulated to ensure its
authenticity. White Eagle Long Life’s reputation is preserved in the likes of
other great Mao Feng teas such as Dragon Well. White Eagle long life
green tea may not grant immortality, however, the health benefits from
removing oxidative stress is unsurpassed.
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Looking at the leaves and the color of the liquor, my first thought was that this looks more like a white tea than a green tea. (And the name certainly helped inspire that thought too). The flavor is stronger than a typical white though, so, ok, I believe you, it’s a green tea.
The description suggests a strong astringency, but I’m not getting that. I do get some astringency, perhaps it’s how I steep it? I don’t know. This is a very pleasantly sweet tea, with a flavor reminiscent to honey. Lovely floral notes in the background. As I continue to sip, the astringency builds, it is sort of a tangy/tingly kind of astringency that sort of tickles the tongue.
A lovely green.
An excellent green tea.
