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“This one is another sample from TeaEqualsBliss (which I keep typing as TeaEqualsBills – a subconscious adjustment perhaps?) The scent is a lot like Rishi’s Jade Cloud and there’s a lot of...” Read full tasting note
“Thank you to TeaEqualsBliss for sending this my way! I recently learned that Teahouse Kuan Yin is in Seattle – I think I may just have to go there and check them out someday soon! This is very...” Read full tasting note
“Sweet, buttery, and nutty! This is super yummy! I can totally see why this one is labeled “Competition” grade!” Read full tasting note
“I purchased a few ounces of this from Tea House Kuan Yin and it is really good. Their note about the brewing temperature is worth paying attention to. I have been brewing at 180º for two minute and...” Read full tasting note
Considered to be one of China’s ten famous teas, our Bi Lo Chun (Green Snail Spring) produces a fragrant, nutty brew which is lightly astringent but mellow. There is a refreshing sweetness to it, with a slightly buttery finish. This tea is from Fujian Province. It is very sensitive to brewing times and temperature, so we recommend infusing it with relatively cool water (~160F) for only 2 minutes.
Bi Lo Chun literally means “Green Snail Spring.”… Read more
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This one is another sample from TeaEqualsBliss (which I keep typing as TeaEqualsBills – a subconscious adjustment perhaps?) The scent is a lot like Rishi’s Jade Cloud and there’s a lot of similarity in the taste, too. But this is smoother and has a much prettier taste. There’s something sort of expansive about the taste – it feels very full and relaxing. Chinese greens aren’t really my favorite type of tea but this one is very tasty!
3.6g/7oz
Thank you to TeaEqualsBliss for sending this my way!
I recently learned that Teahouse Kuan Yin is in Seattle – I think I may just have to go there and check them out someday soon!
This is very lovely. A very nice buttery flavor to it. Smooth and rich. SWEET! Oh-so-pleasant.
I’m just going to sit here and not say anything more… it might ruin the moment!
I purchased a few ounces of this from Tea House Kuan Yin and it is really good. Their note about the brewing temperature is worth paying attention to. I have been brewing at 180º for two minute and it has been coming out great. The flavor and aroma is excellent, just as stated above.
haha, tea does equal bills :)
lol!! I like that! “TeaEqualsBills” exactly!
Tea certainly clocks in as the most expensive part of my food bills, at least. _;