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“Tastes like a roasty, chocolatey Wuyi oolong. The leaves have that similar dark green sheen. After a 1:00 infusion, this Iron Goddess gives off a beautiful nutty aroma though slightly bitter...” Read full tasting note
Commonly referred to as a Tie Guan Yin, the Iron Goddess Oolong has a mature, nutty, smoky aroma that leads you nicely into a very full-bodied tea with the puckering effect of citrus fruit. The sweet linger of this tea reminds you of dried apricots, but the woodsy and earthy taste which comes from the deep roast could well lead the more mature palette to pick up more savoury notes.
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Tastes like a roasty, chocolatey Wuyi oolong. The leaves have that similar dark green sheen.
After a 1:00 infusion, this Iron Goddess gives off a beautiful nutty aroma though slightly bitter taste.
Increasing the rating a bit because this tea is forgiving, even though I forgot about the second infusion and steeped it for 4:00, it still tasted good.
Flavors: Chocolate, Nutty
