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“I tried this sample from Grand tea (thank you!) and I’m so surprised how much I liked this tea! I brewed it on 80’C, started from 1-2 minutes, in the first infusion, to 5 minutes on the fifth and...” Read full tasting note
“I brewed in a tall glass to see when the needles stay vertical and than pouring the tea in my pot. Interesting greyish – light dove foggy color in the cup I was surprised of the taste, very velvety...” Read full tasting note
Other Name: Baihao Yinzhen, 白毫银针
Origin: China, Fujian, Zheng He
Harvest Time 2016 Early Spring
Grade Premium
Taste Note Delicate, pure and refreshing infusion with a sugar cane like sweetness.
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I tried this sample from Grand tea (thank you!) and I’m so surprised how much I liked this tea!
I brewed it on 80’C, started from 1-2 minutes, in the first infusion, to 5 minutes on the fifth and last infusion.
Just in the first infusion I can taste the floral and honey notes.
Accentuated notes but at the same time it’s delicate, sweet.
The colour of liquor is very light yellow and clear, the body of the liquor is smooth and creamy. The taste persists in the mouth for some minutes.
From the first until the third infusion is equilibrate and static, from the fourth infusion it start to lose notes.
It’s fantastic, I would so much drink this tea also in the future. I recommend it! ____
Flavors: Flowers, Honey, Sweet
I brewed in a tall glass to see when the needles stay vertical and than pouring the tea in my pot.
Interesting greyish – light dove foggy color in the cup
I was surprised of the taste, very velvety in the mouth and a soft sensation. Initial scent of peach but mostly a round feeling of butter and cream all the time, cup after cup. It’s surely a pleasant tea for the evening but I have the feeling that I need something a bit more structured for my taste. Beside this I can’t say anything bad for this tea. Very good.
Flavors: Butter, Cream, Peach
