2011 year 400g Organic Hu Nan XiangYi First Rank Fu Brick Anhua Dark Black Tea

Tea type
Black Tea
Ingredients
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Flavors
Berry, Sour, Sweet
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Caffeine
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Certification
Organic
Edit tea info Last updated by AllanK
Average preparation
Boiling 0 min, 30 sec 8 g 7 oz / 220 ml

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  • “I am not sure if I should recommend this tea or not and I am pretty sure I didn’t brew it quite right.I steeped it in a 220 ml gaiwan with 8.5 g of leaves. The dry leaves had the smell of tobacco,...” Read full tasting note
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I am not sure if I should recommend this tea or not and I am pretty sure I didn’t brew it quite right.I steeped it in a 220 ml gaiwan with 8.5 g of leaves. The dry leaves had the smell of tobacco, for lack of a better description. I used boiling water. I first rinsed it twice. The rinses were quite light in color so I steeped it for thirty seconds. This seemed oversteeping so I steeped it again for 15 sec. This steeping came out better. It had sweet notes, sour pungent notes, sour berry notes and an overriding flavor I did not identify. It was my first experiment with Fuzhuan teas and was an interesting flavor. I sourced it from Streetshop88, an EBay tea shop that has sold me some excellent Puerh and Oolong. I think it is worth exploring more in a couple of days or weeks.

Flavors: Berry, Sour, Sweet

Preparation
Boiling 0 min, 30 sec 8 g 7 OZ / 220 ML
AllanK

I am unsure what a Fuzhuan should taste like? Do you think I brewed this right?

boychik

I prefer shortest steeps possible especially with unknown tea.

yyz

I am by no means an expert but tea source suggests brewing dark teas other than puerh at 195- 205 so perhaps the temperature was too high.

I’m not familiar with this tea the two source I ’be looked at have suggested different things
Tea source suggested 195-205 ° tea for dark teas other than puerh.

This source suggests using a lot less leaf 4g/200ml
http://hojotea.com/item_e/d01e.htm. Than using a 60 s steep after a rinse than very short steeps afterwards.
http://hojotea.com/item_e/d01e.htm

AllanK

Thanks, I shall try first lower temperature, then if that doesn’t work lower temperature and fewer leaves. It was a tea I wanted to try and appeared to be good quality.It may just be I don’t like the flavor.

yyz

That’s possible, have fun experimenting!

yyz

Sorry for the convoluted message at top. I started to write it and then it seemed lost. I’ve never seen it merge too messages together before.

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