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“Rolled green leaves expand quickly in the first steep. Floral scent with a hint of roastedness. Very light, clear yellow liquor. Looks quite viscous and it goes down smooth. First steep is quite...” Read full tasting note
Huang Jin Gui (Golden Turtle) is another varietal of Anxi Oolong tea. Lacking the slight sour-bitterness of Tie Guan Yin, it is characterized by a smooth sweet flavor with a rich slightly nutty after-taste. This tea is Spring 2015 harvest, Huang Jin Gui is the first Anxi oolong of the spring and autumn crops. Our Premium grade is the highest grade of Huang Jin Gui that is normally available!
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Yunnan SourcingRolled green leaves expand quickly in the first steep. Floral scent with a hint of roastedness.
Very light, clear yellow liquor. Looks quite viscous and it goes down smooth. First steep is quite floral, as is the aftertaste. I get a slight bit of roast in the first sip but none after that.
Water is a few degrees cooler for the second steep. This steep also comes through very floral. I know that it is often described as osmanthus, but I am not familiar with what osmanthus smells like. Following steeps taste, more or less, the same. As the liquor cools the mouthfeel thickens up and becomes more of a creamy smooth than a fluid smooth.
This is a good tea, I think it just may be too floral for me without having enough of any other kinds of notes to balance it out. I will give it another chance, but I think it is probably just not for me.
Flavors: Floral
