Jin Mu Dan, Arany bazsarózsa vadfa Fekete Tea

Love the flowery taste :D

My first black tea made with oolong cultivar and seems like I've found my niche in black teas which I need to explore more. I'm generally not into black teas, hence I was curious about this subgenre. A cup is lighter that black teas, not malty, not as dense. Instead lots of floral, citrusy notes, as if taste would switch between black and oolong, depending on what you focus. Lots of nuance in the taste. making it a good choice for a nice gaiwan session. Caffeine level mid, given these are bigger leaves. Will likely order again and seems I need to try other black teas with oolong cultivars.

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Tasty tea, new finding

Really good. Though to my tastes I want something with a bit more body to it. The flavor is unique, delicious, and it brews very well. But there’s an additional brightness and richness in the body that I look for in my favorite teas.

It was and is a wonderful experience to try and I look forward to serving it to friends also as a part of tea ceremonies. If you like a more delicately flavored tea with unique flavor and complexity you’ll enjoy this a lot and it will likely be a full 5 star to you. :)

Stellar! Medium bodied, gentle tannin and a fabulous, rose-like aroma lending elegance.

Very tasty

Brewing: 5g/100ml, 85°C, 5s, +5s.
Warmed-up dry leaves smell of flowers and stone fruit. When wet, warm spices appear.
The liquor has the same flowery taste profile as Bai Mu Dan, but in a black tea context. This is interesting, because different cultivars are being used. Besides this signature peony note, we have plum, spices and a bit of wood. Smooth, soft blend. Sophisticated and delicate. Good for 8 steeps.

I love this tea, complex and aromatic. Very bright, sweet and fruity in the first brews and turning more mineral and "moody" later.

Great Wuyi red tea, cheaper and higher quality than alternative international suppliers.

Smell: extremely flowery, only then dark sweet bread
Brewed smell: fruity and flowery
Tasting notes: first brews are berry sweet, then transforms into floral honey, fruity floral

5g/100ml, 95C, 15s (leave first brew to taste last), 10s->+5s

Interesting black tea that reminds me of an unsmoked lapsang souchong, but a little stronger and more robust. I must say that I do not agree with the 5g per 100ml at 100c advice. I use 3.5-4g per 100ml and 90-95c, the tea comes out smoother for me.