Strange…
Let me just say that this tea is about average. I feel like the tea wasn’t made to high standards, but then you have the fact that they’re whole leaves. I think this creates a weird situation where you have a bad product of high quality. I’m a supertaster, so I will describe the product as best as I can. It has your typical oolong bass notes, but the higher notes are very grassy (sometimes oolong is sweet, bitter…etc etc etc, this is grassy). It has a fair balance between bitterness and boldness. Incase you aren’t gathering what I’m trying to say… it’s a very neutral flavor and doesn’t really ‘wow’ me at all. The grassy flavor taste exactly like wheaties cereal (no frosted)…. and that sounds stupid but when you try it you’ll instantly make the connection.
So, in conclusion it’s a plain tea that I won’t really hold up high on my tea shrines, but it does have one last unique quality. It taste odd, but I can’t stop drinking it. It’s like raman noodles… you never say…
life saving
Enjoying, this tea, and it came to me in a timely matter, and the quality is excellent.
It is also great to know it has health benefit.
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