This is from a different sample (most likely different harvest) than the one I reviewed before. The sample came with an order at the end of 2014, so the tea is likely from earlier in 2014. Finally getting around to finishing it now.
I have to say that with this batch, the flavor profile isn’t as complex as the one I made the earlier note for. It’s still a decently good oolong, with a bright floral feel to it, and this time it reminds me more of a tieguanyin than anything. Leans on the greener side, with a hint of roastiness in the finish. One can’t expect teas harvested from the same region or even the same plant to be the same year after year, so some variations like this are to be expected.
