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“Not entirely sure if I’m reviewing this in the right place but here goes. I do have the 2013 Loose Tea. I thought I had bought the 2014 but the package says 2013. This is an incredible tea, very...” Read full tasting note
“This is a beautiful looking mao cha tea, I posted a picture on my IG of the leaves: https://instagram.com/teabrat/p/0GRpfkoLf1/ I’ve had a couple of Misty Peak samples now and have found they are...” Read full tasting note
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TealetNot entirely sure if I’m reviewing this in the right place but here goes. I do have the 2013 Loose Tea. I thought I had bought the 2014 but the package says 2013. This is an incredible tea, very tasty. Its got some bitterness in the early steeps and notes of what I would describe as apricots and stonefruits. There is no smoky flavor or camphor to this tea at all. I brewed this twelve times today. IT could probably have gone twenty steeps but I had had enough tea at twelve. That is a lot of tea.
I brewed this twelve times in a 150ml gaiwan with 7.2g leaf and 200 degree water. I steeped it for 5 sec, 5 sec, 5 sec, 7 sec, 10 sec, 15 sec, 20 sec, 25 sec, 30 sec, 45 sec, 1 min and 1.5 min.
Flavors: Apricot, Stonefruit
This is a beautiful looking mao cha tea, I posted a picture on my IG of the leaves:
https://instagram.com/teabrat/p/0GRpfkoLf1/
I’ve had a couple of Misty Peak samples now and have found they are much more mellow and less bitter than most shengs out there. Especially for a young sheng, this is surprisingly downbeat. It is downright fruity, with notes of orange and apricot. A slight woodsyness, and palette cleansing slight bitterness that lingers in your mouth.
If you like strong, smoky tobacco and bittersweet shengs, this is not for you. It is more like the darjeeling of sheng teas; very elegant and fruity. I have to say I am thoroughly enchanted by this mao cha. Definitely a good one for relaxation and winding down as it doesn’t have a potent energy kick. It’s hard to believe this is a pu’er!
p.s. this is not available on the site anymore but the 2014 version is there
Flavors: Apricot, Peach, Wood
Incredible – that says a lot.
I love this tea too.
This is among my favorite raw tea.