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“Ordered a sample of this to try on my last order. I broke out 11 grams for the Gaiwan. Went with a 5 second rinse to wake up the leaf . It is flora land aromatic after the rinse. Did 3 quick 5...” Read full tasting note
This is Hai Lang Hao’s special autumn blend of ancient arbor tea. The name “Zhu Jiu” (煮酒) means to “boil liquor” and it represents how the deep-colored and highly complex flavor of the liquor can put the drinker in an almost “drunk-on-tea” like state. A beautifully blended tea that is ready for drinking now and will also develop in flavor throughout the years!
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Yunnan SourcingOrdered a sample of this to try on my last order.
I broke out 11 grams for the Gaiwan. Went with a 5 second rinse to wake up the leaf . It is flora land aromatic after the rinse. Did 3 quick 5 second steeps for the big mug for this one. Color is a bit lighter than I expected, more like the color of a newer tea. Avery thick tea with a decent shot of bitterness.
Quite potent with hints of pepper , wood camphor and a bit of the saltiness that some shengs can give.
It really opened me up to some deep breathing about halfway through the cup. Nice Huigan on this one. Tongue tingle goes a bit after drinking this one for a while. Some hints of apple in this one also. Very nice tea.
Flavors: Apple, Camphor, Floral, Wood
