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“Nice yancha. I got this tea from my OWT order, and it really does remind me of a Bai Jiguan as what the description mentions. Beautiful albeit slightly broken leaves paired with a rich aroma in the...” Read full tasting note
The name (金钥匙) means “Golden Key”. Slightly woody, in some ways like Bai Jiguan yet a bit darker.
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Yunnan SourcingNice yancha. I got this tea from my OWT order, and it really does remind me of a Bai Jiguan as what the description mentions. Beautiful albeit slightly broken leaves paired with a rich aroma in the dry and wet leaf, with a vibrant liquor to boot. The flavour was pretty nice, light and citrusy yet boasting a roasty body to it. Texture was smooth and juicy, and the character was decent. Finish & aftertaste was average, with cha-qi relatively unnoticeable and steep longevity mediocre, peaking around steep 9. Overall, a decent yancha but nothing too amazing to shout about.
Flavors: Alkaline, Citrusy, Fennel, Fruity, Malt, Roasty, Spices, Woody
