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“Decent Tea. Light floral hints that disappear on your tongue and turn into more green hints, though the smell is QUITE floral. Almost like a died down version of Jasmine Pearls. Not too impressed,...” Read full tasting note
“An alright lightly oxidized oolong. Don’t really carry too much distinction, but wasn’t bad! Mediocre.” Read full tasting note
“I had this as a part of a sample day sampler and walked out with two oz of it. Going in there I definately did not expect to be walking out of there with such a green oolong, but it had such a...” Read full tasting note
“No so bad but not so delicious either. It does not have a distinct taste, just a clear tea. Looks very light.” Read full tasting note
This fine Tung Ting style oolong is medium-bodied and silky with sweet, fruity notes, and a lingering aftertaste.
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Decent Tea.
Light floral hints that disappear on your tongue and turn into more green hints, though the smell is QUITE floral. Almost like a died down version of Jasmine Pearls.
Not too impressed, and the cooler it gets the more floral it gets. (not a fan of the floral taste)
The Green/Oolong mix is always up for grabs, and I feel that this one should have had more Green in the mix.
Oh well, I won’t give up on it just yet. . . .although, argh, first cup..blah-
I had this as a part of a sample day sampler and walked out with two oz of it. Going in there I definately did not expect to be walking out of there with such a green oolong, but it had such a super silky mouthfeel I had to take some home. It’s very fragrent and floral with a bit of green tea bitterness. And.so.very.silky.
I’m also shocked by the number of resteeps I’m getting out of this. It’s like enough that I’ve lost count. Not bad for a green.
Flavors: Floral, Green
The label on the package describes this as a “fine Tung Ting style oolong…medium-bodied and silky with sweet, fruity notes, and a lingering aftertaste.” It’s definitely on the green side of oolong, and really is quite pleasant—at least on first steeping, with a bit of the mineral note often found in oolongs. It’s a middling tea, one I’ll enjoy while I have it but not one I’m likely to reorder.
