Nice light green oolong. Really huge leaves! I could see this being great iced. Thank you Doulton for a sample of this tea!
I would of liked it stronger. I used about 2 teaspoon for 6 oz. I wouldn’t buy it, but I’ll finish the bag.
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The Formosa Pouchong is an unusual tea that adds a wonderful taste dimension to any tea collection. As is typical of a good Pouchong, it shares commonalities with both Green and Oolong teas. Since it is only about 18% oxidized, Formosa Pouchong has the floral aroma and fruitiness of an Oolong and the lightness of a green tea. A very likeable tea that is highly recommended for both the tea novice and connisseur alike.
Nice light green oolong. Really huge leaves! I could see this being great iced. Thank you Doulton for a sample of this tea!
I would of liked it stronger. I used about 2 teaspoon for 6 oz. I wouldn’t buy it, but I’ll finish the bag.
An interesting tea that has the scent of a floral Oolong, but also has a mild woody green character on the tongue. It’s not really distinctive or robust, but it’s good if you’re not expecting it to give a stronger Oolong style experience.
Certainly the best Formosa Oolong I’ve had (although I do have a Tung Ting Jade here still yet to try). This one’s very lightly oxidized, almost like a green tea but still with the floral Oolong character. I used 3 heaping tsp in my 14 oz. Yixing pot, and I’m on the first steep of hopefully 3 at around 2, 2:30, 3:00 and water at 195ish. Can’t wait for the next infusions.
I was actually disappointed by the second and third steep – neither of them had very much character at all. Mostly like Oolong scented water. I may not have used enough leaf.