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Dry Leaf Nose: Creamy and buttery. Just as vegetal as a green oolong should be without being over powering. There is even a hint of sweet/fruit

Liqour: Light and creamy

Flavour: Bright and tangy with that great vegetal taste of a green oolong. Not overly roasted but just enough to make it an oolong.

So I finished my sample today. This tea is one of the smoothest green teas I have drank to date. I will definately be reordering this as soon as it comes back in stock.

Dry Leaf Nose: Minty with a hint of fruit, smokey and vegetal (herbal)

Liquor: Golden yellow

Flavour: Vegetal (herbal), Minty, Strong, Jagged “mouthfeel”, slightly dry at the end

Please Note: This review was done by my sister.
Second Note: 10 sec. wash was done

Dry Leaf Nose: Alfalfa

Liquor: Pale Yellow-Green

Flavour: Creamy, grassy, slightly tart, and dry.

Dry Leaf Nose: Fruity with a scent of vegetable

Liqour: Very light yellow-green

Flavour: Buttery and smooth with a dry finish. Slight vegetal taste.

Dry Leaf Nose: Vegetal with slight floral notes

Liqour: A light Green-Yellow color

Flavour: Slightly grassy with an ending dryness. Also there is a slight tang present.

Please Note: A quick rinse was done on the leaves.

Dry Leaf Nose: Slightly grassy with a bright citrus note.

Liquor:Light green with orange tint

Flavour: At first the citrus is super bright. As the sipping continues, the citrus mellows out and becomes enjoyable. The tea is very smooth and not overly grassy like some green teas. I don’t usually like citron heavy teas but this one is a keeper.

Dry Leaf Nose: Smokey, strong scent of peach (like peach rings candy)

Liquor: Very Light caramel color

Flavour: Sweet and smokey. Faint taste of peach but only at the end. Can definitely tell it is a darker oolong.