2012 Huang Shan Yun Wu (Yellow Mountain Cloud)

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180 °F / 82 °C 2 min, 0 sec

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  • “Experience buying from Life in Teacup http://steepster.com/places/2861-life-in-a-teacup-online-easthampton-massachusetts I wasn’t originally going to do a review for this until I brewed it up...” Read full tasting note
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Production Year: 2012

Production Season: Spring

Production Region: Ahui Province, Yellow Mountain

Style: Chao Qing (stir-fry to kill enzyme)

Pack Size: 1 oz. (28g pack)

Price per unit: $2.5

Product #: 2ghsyw

Small amount of leaves of this tea end up a lot when brewed in hot water. Therefore, please use less than normal amount of leaves for each cup of tea.

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Experience buying from Life in Teacup http://steepster.com/places/2861-life-in-a-teacup-online-easthampton-massachusetts

I wasn’t originally going to do a review for this until I brewed it up next, but, why not do a preliminary review now?

I bought an ounce this tea and received it just last weekend from Life in Teacup, brewing it up this this morning. I tried a sample of the 2011 harvest last fall, and found it good enough to warrant buying and trying an ounce of the fresh stuff this year. It looks, smells and tastes a lot like Verdant Tea’s Early Summer Laoshan green tea, except that this one doesn’t hold up on the flavor through multiple steepings as well, and the wet leaf has lots of broken leaves (making me realize this is an exception to a note I made in a review of Teavivre’s tea, stating that LiT’s green Teas never have broken pieces in them. Ooops!).

I brewed it as I do the Early Summer Laoshan, starting at 180F for two minutes. It has pretty good flavor, but not quite as good as Teavivre’s Organic Tian Mu Mao Feng we had yesterday, and not as good as I remember the Early Summer Laoshan tasting (I hope to brew that one up tomorrow to compare). It had decent flavor up through three steepings and a bit of flavor on the forth. For a decent tasting fresh green tea it’s a good value ($2.50 / OZ).

Preparation
180 °F / 82 °C 2 min, 0 sec

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