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“Enjoying this one just as I finish off dinner. I really enjoy this one. A lot! I almost want to have some in my cupboard, but I don’t want it all the time like I do Bailin or TTC Yuchi Wild...” Read full tasting note
“This tea has an aroma of fresh cut hay. It has a light body and a velvety texture. This tea taste of hay and cucumber and has a subtle sweetness. It is pretty good, but there are better Silver...” Read full tasting note
This organic version of Bai Hao Yin Zhen is grown in Sichuan Province, with each fresh leaf handpicked from the mountainous areas 900-1350m above sea level before the Qing Ming season. When brewed the leaves begin to stretch slowly and give off their rich pekoe fragrance, and yield a soft, smooth liquor with a slight soymilk-sweet taste. After drinking, the fragrance of the pekoe lingers in your mouth.
In addition, the pekoe fragrance blends with the natural floral aroma of the leaves, and establishes enduring flavor. Watching the leaves flutter gracefully in a glass tea cup as it brews is a delight as well.
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Enjoying this one just as I finish off dinner. I really enjoy this one. A lot! I almost want to have some in my cupboard, but I don’t want it all the time like I do Bailin or TTC Yuchi Wild Mountain, so I can’t decide if I should add it into my cart. I wish I could pick up a smaller amount…I may check the website to see what sizes this one comes in.
On an exciting note, I am dropping teas off to a friend’s house this evening (no contact, leaving them on her front step with the rapidly rising covid numbers here). She said it may help her re-join the Steepster community – yay! We became friends because of Steepster many years ago, and she is one of my closest friends today. :) Plus, it’s nice to have a tea friend in the same city!
This tea has an aroma of fresh cut hay. It has a light body and a velvety texture. This tea taste of hay and cucumber and has a subtle sweetness. It is pretty good, but there are better Silver Needle white teas out there.
Flavors: Cucumber, Hay
It’s great that you’re sharing the tea love, and all the better if it means one more person on Steepster. :)
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