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I’ve also tried this tea in Prague.
Small glass teapot (I’d say 25cl) : 30’’ – 45’’ – 60’’ – 1’30 – 2’00 – 3’00.
Nice Tie Guan Yin with a nice and light flowery taste. The taste is a little light compared to some Tie Guan Yin but the after taste was stronger. Reminds me of a Si Ji Chun.

I was in Prague last week and found a little tearoom at random, serving tea in … gong fu cha ! They speak english, and were very nice. The tea was brewed in glass teapot and the price for a tea in gong fu cha is unbeatable !
They’ve got a lot of different teas (japanese, taiwanese, chinese, etc) and I bought a bit of this one, since it was very good.
I’ve tried it this morning in a little teapot : 15’’ – 25’’ – 45’’ – 60’’ – 1’30 – 2’30.
Very good indeed, a light taste of fruit and a very strong after taste which stays in the mouth for a long time. Compared to the others Mi Lan Xiang I’ve tried in some tea houses, this one is really easy to brew successfuly, since a difference of 5 seconds doesn’t turn this tea into an undrinkable liquor.
Excellent.

I drank it at Thes de Chine directly, in the tea tasting room. 2 infusions in a medium-sized teapot (40/50 cl I’d say). The first was a bit light to my taste, the second was very good.
A nice tea with a nutty/ripe fruit taste. A little citrus after taste.

Nice Pu Er.
I’ve tried it in a big teapot and in gong fu cha in a small teapot (after rinsing in both cases), it was nice without any off taste and without anything out of normal.
Good every day Pu Er

Brewed in a small teapot : 20 cl – 35’’, 35’’, 45’’, 60’’, 1’30’’
I also tried it in a zhong : 10 cl – 25’’ – 30’’ – 45’’ – 60’’ – 1’30’’ – 2’30’’
and a big teapot : 70cl – 5’

I waited this new batch for 6 months now :)
Well, I was expecting more honey and less freshness from this tea.
It is a good, and I can feel/smell a taste of honey that I can bring strong enough either in gong fu cha or in a big teapot.
The tea has a taste of fruit and freshness, not really like green tea, more like a white one. Medium after taste of fruit/honey. Not like anything I’ve tried before.
I will let the leaves at rest for a little bit and try it again with my little teapot of 10 cl, maybe the honey taste will be stronger.

Wow strong smell !
Nice taste, although the taste of green tea is very faint. Very good with something sweet :)

Small teapot (10cl) : 25’’ – 30’’ – 45’’ – 1’00 – 1’30 – 2’30
Very nice, taste of ripe fruit.
Strong fruity after taste very long in mouth. The taste is a bit light in the last brews.
At this price, a real bargain.

I first, I was like “mmm smells good”. The leaves are quite green for a Tie Guan Yin of this grade (or so I think).
I tried it in a small teapot (0,2L) and 20 seconds … almost nothing. I was drinking hot water with a very faint flowery taste. I tried to increase the duration of my brew … nothing, still too light.
Alright, let’s follow what’s written on the bag. Big teapot, 4-5 minutes. Still very light with an off taste, green but more like fresh leaves than flower.

I tried to order some green tea in February, at first I thought it could be a very bad idea.
Although this tea should be a bit old (one year or so, but I could guess wrong since I’ve got no information on the harvest), the taste is strong and I liked it.
Brewed in a zhong (2’00, 3’00 and 3’00). Herbal, light nutty and smoky taste. Nice.

Very nice oolong for this price, a taste of … Osmanthus as you guessed.
I’ve tried it in a small teapot and the taste was too light for me. I’ve tried again in a big one (0.7L) and it was much better slight after taste and very nice flowery taste without being overwhelming.
A nice choice definitely.