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“I got this tea as a free sample from the reddit giveaway, and while I am grateful for the samples and what this person is willing to do to kickstart their business, I find myself a little...” Read full tasting note
Grown in the famous A Li Shan region of Taiwan. A tea that you’ll want to save for yourself and share at the same time.
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I got this tea as a free sample from the reddit giveaway, and while I am grateful for the samples and what this person is willing to do to kickstart their business, I find myself a little disappointed with this one.
The first steep starts out wonderfully, just as an Alishan should. It’s sweet and floral, with a hint of that spice that reminds me of Christmas that I haven’t been able to put my finger on yet. It’s not as much of that spice as I prefer, but it’s there, and I’m happy. The mouthfeel is thick and creamy.
As the leaves open, it loses almost all the qualities I love in a good Alishan. The spiciness goes away. The sweetness goes away. I am left with an astringent flower bomb. The astringency completely overwhelms any flavor left, and now I just want some water.
Maybe more water, less leaves? I have that problem with some Jin Xuan’s myself. Sometimes, they are too veggie floral for me.
Sadly, it’s too late for this one, as I only had 5g to play with. But I’ll have to try it next time I have a JX.