Wu Yi Shan "Que She 928" Rock Oolong Tea

A Oolong Tea from

Rating

83 / 100

Calculated from 5 Ratings
Tea type
Oolong Tea
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Ingredients
Oolong Tea Leaves
Flavors
Fruit Tree Flowers, Alcohol, Apple, Cinnamon, Lychee, Orchid, Pastries, Peach, Spices, Sugar, Tangy, Vanilla, Wood, Brown Sugar, Cocoa, Floral, Graham Cracker, Green, Mineral, Sweet
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Caffeine
Not available
Certification
Not available
Typical Preparation
Use 5 oz / 142 ml of water
Set water temperature to 195 °F / 90 °C
Use 4 g of tea
Steep for 1 min, 30 sec
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6 Tasting Notes View all

“I truly enjoyed this!!! At first brew She was beautifully light floral and a little something sweet that I can’t put my finger on, with a slight ‘Rock’ mouth feel..but not too much… The second brew...” Read full tasting note
“This is a nicely balanced tea, but not special in any particular way. It has a soft mouthfeel, smooth taste and a tangy aftertaste. It is quite aromatic overall, with aromas of orchid, peach pits,...” Read full tasting note
“Today I am drinking the Spring 2018 harvest of Que She 928 oolong from Yunnan Sourcing. When I placed 5 grams into a warmed 50ml gaiwan, and breathed in the aroma of the dry leaves, it smelled like...” Read full tasting note
“i ordered this one at the same time i ordered my strainer from ys (i seemed to have lost my old strainer in moving, but this one is far finer and wider.) shipping came fast so thank you ys. this...” Read full tasting note

Description

“Que She” aka Sparrow’s Tongue, is natural mutated offspring of a Da Hong Pao varietal growing in Jiu Long Ke for centuries. It was discovered in the 80’s but a Wu Yi local who noticed a couple of the Da Hong Pao bushes in the Jiu Long Ke garden yielded considerably smaller leaves and were also slightly darker in color. He single batch processed the tea and the result was something quite different from the other Da Hong Pao bushes. He took cuttings from these two bushes and naming them “Sparrow’s Tongue” he propagated them in several other Wu Yi gardens as a distinct varietal.

Our “Que She 928” is from F1 (first generation) bushes growing for about 20 years already. The tea is expertly processed with medium level of oxidation. The result is a lovely complex tea with notes of vanilla, carob, and lychee. This is a tea that can be aged with excellent results.

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