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Oolong Tea
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Flavors
Bright, Brown Sugar, Lemon, Molasses, Paper, Pleasantly Sour, Plumeria, Raspberry, Soy Sauce, Thin, Traditional Chinese Medicine
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Boiling 1 min, 15 sec 5 g 7 oz / 200 ml

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An evening pot of this found tea from one of Liquid Proust’s Taobao group buys long ago.

Unassuming little nuggets at first — not surprising considering the age and lack of any roast on the nose. Palm sugar aroma. Fairly thin and cleansing body. I get a sweetness akin to molasses in taste but not texture. Gives way to light notes of soy sauce and lemon peel (oddly specific: Sadaf brand crushed dried lemon), both of which bloom stongly and brightly in the finish along with a floweriness reminiscent of plumeria. Leaves a nice sour tieguanyin aftertaste and a hint of cooling. Those brewed leaves sure do want to escape the pot!

Reminds me a lot of Japanese goishicha! However, this is so much more mellow and less complex. Easily drinkable, no fuss tea. Practically no caffeine so great for after dinner.

Flavors: Bright, Brown Sugar, Lemon, Molasses, Paper, Pleasantly Sour, Plumeria, Raspberry, Soy Sauce, Thin, Traditional Chinese Medicine

Preparation
Boiling 1 min, 15 sec 5 g 7 OZ / 200 ML
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