Tieguanyin is combined with Huangdan artificial hybrids to create Huang Guan Yin, which was created by the Tea Research Institute of the Provincial Academy of Agricultural Sciences.
Huang Guan Yin's leaves are thin and golden green in hue. The tea plants are commonly tall and sparsely branched, with few leaves. It has the potential to make a lot of tea, which is why the price is very affordable.
This Wuyi oolong has a deeper color and flavor thanks to a lighter roast. The chocolate flavors are enhanced by just enough astringency to make this tea come alive.
I wasn't sure I'd like this tea as much as I do. It is quite different from other teas I have ordered like the Oriental Beauty and Alishan oolong. It is reminiscent of a green tea, but with the complexity I love with oolongs. You definitely have to try this tea.
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Amanda (Aurora, US)
Aftertaste:
Non existent
Super long aftertaste
Sweetness level:
No sweetness at all
Very sweet
Minerals:
None
A lot
Surprising
I wasn't sure I'd like this tea as much as I do. It is quite different from other teas I have ordered like the Oriental Beauty and Alishan oolong. It is reminiscent of a green tea, but with the complexity I love with oolongs. You definitely have to try this tea.
