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Huang Jin Bolero from Adagio Teas

Steepster Score 23 Ratings Rate This Tea

68/100

Huang Jin Bolero

Oolong Tea by Adagio Teas

Huang Jin Gui is an Anxi oolong whose name means “Golden Flower.” A lightly roasted oolong our “Bolero” reveals an intensity with hints of honey and flowers you will find enticing and seductive.

$7/3oz

34 Tasting Notes

teabird
61
teabird 2 tasting notes

Aroma, flavor, and after taste are all faint, but enjoyable; Hints of honey and flowers. Color is pale green. There is a slight astringency – it’s possible 3 minutes is too long. The 2nd steep is at least as good as the first.

Getting more flowers this time, and it’s getting better as it cools. I’m much more impressed than the last time I made this, though the flavor is still relatively weak for an oolong.

And now I’m losing the flowers as it cools more – boo. There seems to be a sweet spot for drinking temp. Still bumping the rating a little.

Steep 2: ~3 minutes. The liqueur is the same color, a yellow so pale I’d almost call it cream.

Steep 3: ~4 minutes. Still good color, but the flavor is getting very mild. If I liked white teas, I might continue with this, and I’ll probably give it one last long steep, but I think these leaves are mostly tapped, for my taste.

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caustiq
58

Tastes smooth yet starchy. Not the most pleasing experience, but it’s not terribly bitter or overpowering either. Overall, meh.

Cofftea
100
Cofftea 5 tasting notes

Much lighter than I expected from an oolong, but a lovely cup none the less!

infusions 9 10.

infusion 8!

Back logging a bit- infusions 5 & 6 last nite and 7 this morning. Infusion 7 was VERY sweet:)

infusions 2-4. 6-8 min steeping respectively.

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vlukyniuk
75

Always love this tea. Going to need a new tin soon!

Mary