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“Thank you Teascent for this sample. This is my 700th tasting review according to Steepster :) I’m not too sure what makes this Ali Shan ‘Sleep Easy’ but I would guess because Teascent gave it 2/5...” Read full tasting note
SLEEP EASY LOOSE LEAF OOLONG TEA
Pouch includes:
10g Cui Feng Loose Leaf Oolong Tea
(One infusion per 3g heaped teaspoon)
Tea Name in Taiwanese:
Cui Feng oolong tea
Birth Place of the Tea:
1800mm above sea level in Lin Shan region (‘Shan’ means mountain in Chinese), Taiwan.
Tea Strength:
2/5 (1 least to 5 most)
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A smoothing oolong tea grown and handpicked in Li Shan mountain, Taiwan. It is fresh with light floral texture, also extremely fragrant. Individually vacuum packed for maximum freshness.
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Art of TeaThank you Teascent for this sample. This is my 700th tasting review according to Steepster :)
I’m not too sure what makes this Ali Shan ‘Sleep Easy’ but I would guess because Teascent gave it 2/5 on the strength scale, making it a mellow and mild Oolong suitable to drink before bed time.
The loose Oolong looks nice and reflective and the balls are roughly 2mm-3mm on average. The balls are dark green in colour with large stems still attached.
Once steeped this Oolong is very gentle and floral with green notes. Flavour is similar to the scent, it’s very mild and floral with mellow buttery softness. Further down the cup this tea gains a toasted touch which gives this Oolong a little more depth.
A further steep reveals deeper flavour whilst remaining light and buttery in consistency. The toasted depth has increased which has toned down the sweet floral tone. It’s also more green mineral tasting.
Overall it is a light Oolong that some would enjoy drinking before bedtime. It resembled an early spring Ali Shan. A nice tea but it’s something I would have to be in the mood for before bed time.
