5 Things You Should Know About Wuyi Oolongs
Did you know that Wuyi oolongs hail from a UNESCO World Heritage Site? Here are 5 things that every tea lover should know about yancha.
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Herald Tea Wuyi Rose Oolong Tea
Herald Tea Wuyi Rose is one of the most aromatic Wuyi oolongs I've tried. I definitely recommend it if you aren't a fan of the usual roasty profile of yancha.
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Grand Crew Traditional Dong Ding
Grand Crew Traditional Dong Ding was balanced with woody notes and hints of tropical fruits. The finish had a subtle dryness, but it wasn't bitter at all.
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Eco-Cha Shan Lin Xi High Mountain Oolong Tea
Eco-Cha Shan Lin Xi was well balanced with fresh notes of pine and crisp vegetables. It is easy-going, but still offers a ton of aroma and flavor.
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Eco-Cha Tsui Yu Oolong – Unroasted vs. Roasted
Eco-Cha generously shared two different Tsui Yu oolongs in a recent batch of samples. It was a perfect opportunity to nerd out and do a comparative tasting.
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Tillerman Tea Cuifeng High Mountain Oolong Winter 2020
Tillerman Tea Cuifeng High Mountain Oolong was creamy and floral with a lingering aftertaste. It is unroasted, but the taste was incredibly well balanced.
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Grand Crew White Tip Oriental Beauty
White Tip Oriental Beauty was a truly delicious oolong with notes of juicy white peaches and honey. The aftertaste reminded me of cinnamon raisin bread.
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Eco-Cha Wenshan Baozhong
Eco-Cha Wenshan Baozhong was incredibly floral and creamy. If you're a fan of jasmine green tea, I recommend giving it a try as an alternative to the usual.
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Good and Proper Tea Ruby
Good and Proper Tea Ruby was slightly sweet with notes of chocolate and black cherry. This is a good tea to try if you are a fan of Taiwanese black teas.
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Zhen Tea Bai Ya Qi Lan
Zhen Tea Bai Ya Qi Lan was sweet with notes of baking spices and cocoa. I can imagine brewing it on an early fall day when there a slight chill in the air.
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