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“Interesting! At first…this sort of tasted like Hojicha…roasted and a bit green. Then…as I continued to sip I noticed the taste morph into a roasted sweet woodsy type taste…then…the peachy notes...” Read full tasting note
“Wow. I just published my review of this on my blog and came here to comment as well. There is already a review here by TeaEqualsBliss my blog entry looks like a long version of what she wrote. Two...” Read full tasting note
“Sipdown! Thanks to KS for sharing this tea with me. It’s mildly roasty & nutty, & although I didn’t really get any peach, I did get the floral quality of it.” Read full tasting note
A famous oolong of Taiwan with a sweet hint of peach.
What it is
A hand-made artisan oolong tea, medium-oxidised, rolled and roasted.
Where it’s from
Lugu village, grown on the slopes of Dong Ding (also known as Dung Ting or Frozen Summit) Mountain, Nantou County, Taiwan.
It’s story
Dong Ding is considered Taiwan’s most famous oolong tea and some say, it’s finest. It is made from the Chin Xin Oolong variety of the tea bush, which thrives in the… Read more
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Interesting!
At first…this sort of tasted like Hojicha…roasted and a bit green. Then…as I continued to sip I noticed the taste morph into a roasted sweet woodsy type taste…then…the peachy notes hit me, subtly…that is.
This is really special! It’s like Dong Ding with Super Powers or something!
I really like this!
Wow. I just published my review of this on my blog and came here to comment as well. There is already a review here by TeaEqualsBliss my blog entry looks like a long version of what she wrote. Two separate reviews coming that close to each other is amazing. At least you should know what can expect with this one! http://theeverdayteablog.blogspot.com/2013/07/tea-horse-dong-ding-oolong.html
OK, I realize this probably comes from hanging around 7-year-olds all week, but am I the only one who gets the giggles when I read “Dong Ding Oolong?”
lol – Ummm…no…you are not the only one. I really have to catch myself sometimes…I want to call it Ding Dong…
I like dong ding oolongs! :) This one sounds delicious!
LOL Im guilty as well.
And Dong Ding is the same thing as Tung Ting, so how do they choose which to call it?
Sounds like a pastry with chocolate on it!
@Ashmanra: It is just like Long Jing, and Lung Ching being the same tea. It gets pretty confusing!