This is a really smooth. It just slips down your throat like liquid silk. The flavor is autumnal and reminiscent of leaf littered forest floor. In between sips, I can taste something fruity lingering in my mouth. It’s peachy or somewhat berry like. I don’t really taste the honey that the official description talks about. I’ve had other Bai Hao where the honey flavor is really strong. Here, it is hard to taste. Still, this tea tastes very good. It’s not entirely my style though.
Excuse my rambling and somewhat disorganized review. I’m very tired. :)
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its been years since I had the distinct mingling of liquid spicy honey that was always the blush of the Bai hao…sadly its distinct flavor faded, presumably harvest/rain/seasonal…tired plants….and while I have stumbled upon a few with the distinctive look and sublime aroma…the lush intoxicating taste has yet to break the senses open…I can only wait :)
its been years since I had the distinct mingling of liquid spicy honey that was always the blush of the Bai hao…sadly its distinct flavor faded, presumably harvest/rain/seasonal…tired plants….and while I have stumbled upon a few with the distinctive look and sublime aroma…the lush intoxicating taste has yet to break the senses open…I can only wait :)
Meaning that the environment is no longer able to produce a nectary bai ho? :(