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drank Golden Bi Luo by Chicago Tea Garden
1908 tasting notes

I got three good steepings out of this tea at 1 min, 2 min, and 3 min respectively. It was really neat how those little, tightly curled-up dry leaves unfurl into whole, good-sized leaves once they’re in the water.

It’s a malty tea but it also has a hint of bitterness to it, though not the sort of bitterness you’d get from cheap tea or oversteeping, it’s more an inherent characteristic of the tea.

Preparation
Boiling

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