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This tea is strong with a slight bitterness and a strong roasted barley taste. I am guessing a Dan Cong oolong is related to a wuyi oolong. It reminds me strongly of a Da Hong Pao oolong but without as much complexity. It is definitely near a Da Hong Pao in flavor profile. I don’t know how an expensive Dan COng oolong would taste. This one was fairly inexpensive and tastes that way too.

I brewed this once in an 18oz teapot with 6.1g leaf and 190 degree water for 3 min.

Flavors: Roasted Barley

Preparation
190 °F / 87 °C 3 min, 0 sec 6 g 18 OZ / 532 ML
Stephanie

I prefer Dan Cong that has some floral notes. Sounds like this one was just roasty. Boo.

AllanK

Pretty much describes it, just roasty.

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Stephanie

I prefer Dan Cong that has some floral notes. Sounds like this one was just roasty. Boo.

AllanK

Pretty much describes it, just roasty.

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I am Allan. I live and work in Long Island, New York. I have been amassing a tea collection for nearly two years and have spent way too much money. I now try to buy mostly Puerh as I like it most and it lasts nearly forever. Black tea has a habit of going bad. If anyone is interested in tea swaps I am open to ideas and have quite a cupboard.

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