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“Nice vegetal and floral taste in the initial infusions that is not overpowering. The delicate taste also transforms into a nice sweetness in the later infusions. Very delicate buds that brews into...” Read full tasting note
“I don’t know much about green teas yet so this is a bit of a learning experience. This is very rich and smooth. A vegetal flavor but not overpowering.” Read full tasting note
“We really enjoyed this tea—about the only Green tea out of four we ordered we can say that about. This one was mild, without a vegetal or grassy or brothy taste which I find hard to enjoy. This is...” Read full tasting note
This famous tea from Jiangsu province has a larger downier, more open leaf than typical, with a wonderful sweet aroma. Steps up soft, sweet, slightly crisp, with a marvelous silky quality.
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Nice vegetal and floral taste in the initial infusions that is not overpowering. The delicate taste also transforms into a nice sweetness in the later infusions. Very delicate buds that brews into a nice liquour, and has a nice mouthfeel.
I brewed this sample of Pi Lo Chun using a gaiwan.
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We really enjoyed this tea—about the only Green tea out of four we ordered we can say that about. This one was mild, without a vegetal or grassy or brothy taste which I find hard to enjoy. This is definitely one we’d order again.
