Da Hong Pao

Tea type
Oolong Tea
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Flavors
Mineral, Roasted, Smooth, Wet Rocks
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Average preparation
Boiling 0 min, 15 sec 6 g 3 oz / 100 ml

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  • “I received a free sample of this one with my last FLT order. Unfortunately, I wasn’t too impressed by it. I did two sessions. In the first one, the flavor had a bit of an unpleasant sour...” Read full tasting note
  • “Sipdown. I don’t remember too much about this tea. I finished it off at work a couple of weeks ago. Minerally, a hint of sweetness/fruit, roasted. Not a repurchase for me.” Read full tasting note
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The dry leaves of this Da Hong Pao smell like some sort of roast grain and dry herbs with a touch of sweet fruit. The rinsed leaves smell malty, stone fruit, and the roast is strong.
This tea’s broth is full bodied and mineral and has a very nice dry fruit sweetness. Its aftertaste has a mixture of sweetness and the roast. Salivation shows up but not super strong at this point. Ho Yun( a throat feeling) is obvious and feels more rough than our Dong Ding Traditional.
This is a very solid tea, and great for winter time.
*This Da Hong Pao is a 2015 Spring Oolong. It went through 4 roasts. The forth roast happened in April 2016, so the roast is still very bold. We sell heavier roast Oolongs from past seasons for a reason. These teas need time to integrate and become a more balanced tea.

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I received a free sample of this one with my last FLT order. Unfortunately, I wasn’t too impressed by it. I did two sessions. In the first one, the flavor had a bit of an unpleasant sour characteristic to it, though that was likely not helped by the fact that I overleafed it a bit. I kept steep times down, so I wouldn’t have expected it to impact the flavor to that level, but it definitely could have been user error.

On the second session, I got more of what i would expect from a DHP. It was smooth and mineral-y, with a slight bit of fruit distantly detectable in the aftertaste. On this session, though, the flavor was very light – even when I steeped it rather hard – and the tea did not have very impressive longevity.

Certainly possible I just didn’t brew this well, as I’ve come to expect pretty good teas from FLT, but this one was not a particularly good one for me.

Flavors: Mineral, Roasted

Preparation
Boiling 0 min, 15 sec 6 g 3 OZ / 100 ML

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Sipdown. I don’t remember too much about this tea. I finished it off at work a couple of weeks ago. Minerally, a hint of sweetness/fruit, roasted.
Not a repurchase for me.

Flavors: Mineral, Roasted

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