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Reviews Huang Jin Gui - Oolong Tea This is my first oolong that I tasted. The taste is very delicious, mild and fresh. Up to five infusions are enjoyable.
Date Added: 02/22/2015 by KRASIMIR
 Jun Shan Yin Zhen - Yellow Tea This is a top quality yellow tea. The leaves are slightly greenish yellow and it brews to a beautiful yellow color. It has a complex taste, starting sweet and ending on an earthy or slightly smoky note. This makes it a pleasure to drink as one tends to pay attention as each mouthful runs through a sequence of subtle tastes each offering contrast to highlight the other. One has the sense while handling the leaves and preparing it, as also while drinking it, that one is handling something precious which, considering the rarity of authentic Jun Shan Yin Zhen, one truly is.
Date Added: 02/22/2015 by Thomas
 Bai Hao Yin Zhen - White TeaThis is one of my favorites off this site so far. The dry leaves have a smell that is reminiscent of fresh pine. The taste of the liquor makes my mouth water when I recall it, fresh and lightly sweet with a hint of grassiness. I have this almost every day, and sometimes multiple times a day. I will definitely order this tea again when my stock runs out.
Date Added: 02/21/2015 by Erik
 Rou Gui - Oolong TeaI love the aroma of this tea. After having it in the morning for about a week, I have a hard time starting the day with out it. I let it infuse for longer than most other teas as it only seems to improve the taste.
Date Added: 02/21/2015 by Kim
 Qin Hua Ci - Whiteness Porcelain Tea SetI was very pleased with the tea set. I bought one for me and 2 to give away. Shipping arrived timely and in great condition. the teas are very good and serving tea in the tea pot is a "conversation piece"
Date Added: 02/18/2015 by julie
 Gu Ci Gongfu - Bone China Tea SetI LOVE this set.I got it for a great price and it looks almost antique!!The tea pot is a very good size which I was not expecting.
Date Added: 02/18/2015 by Chang
 Da Hong Pao - Oolong TeaThis tea was a little too strong in flavor for me although I don't mind the smell. This would be a good tea for those who prefer a strong oolong.
Date Added: 02/16/2015 by Gerald
 2005 Xiaguan Jinsi Raw Tuo Cha - Pu-erh Tea(disclaimer: pu-erh newbie!) I love this tea. The flavor is deep with a hint of sweetness, surprisingly good for how young it is. It makes multiple delicious infusions. I'm going to buy a couple more of these to hang onto. My only "problem" with this tea is that it's so tightly compressed, I can barely break off any pieces! Not really a problem though.
Date Added: 02/16/2015 by GIOVANNI
 Lan Gui Ren - Oolong TeaI didn't love this one. Liquorice, orchids, ginseng and oolong are all good, but maybe not rolled into one neat little package in my teacup. I liked the scent, which was incense-like, more than the taste.
Date Added: 02/15/2015 by Robin
 Bai Ji Guan - Oolong TeaFor a moment, i taught the labels was switched and i had on my hands a leaf from the phoenix mountain. I observed 5-6 consistent brews. Alternatively, it is evident that much more enjoyment can be obtained. To fully appreciate this tea, some skill in preparation is required. I would have liked to taste it from the hands of a master and enjoy the cock strut through brews with others of similar passion. On certain observations, i reminiscent a fisted oolong from Mae Salong which i tasted earlier this year. Oh, Deja Vu.
Date Added: 02/13/2015 by Ryan
 Lao Cong Shui Xian - Oolong TeaThis is very dark oolong. The fruity notes of younger shuixian are almost gone. Nice chocolate and vanilla subtle flavor though. A real mineral quality is there- rocky. This might sound bad but a dirty flavor is there too. good tea.
Date Added: 02/12/2015 by Fan
 Traditional Tie Guan Yin - Oolong TeaFresh jasmine aroma. Gentle salty/sweet flavour. Very good for multiple infusions. Even a fourth infusion is pleasant.
Date Added: 02/10/2015 by costel
Lao Cong Shui Xian - Oolong TeaThe tea leaves and the smell is very fresh and the smell makes you happy and sweet. Its perfect for those cold winter days.
Date Added: 02/09/2015 by CHONGCHEN
 Te Ji Tie Guan Yin - Oolong TeaThe aftertaste is fresh and very pleasant. It seems to be less "oily" than many other Tie Guan Yin. If you had a poor Tie Guan Yin last time you should go for this one. It will show you a field of flowers and vegetables - always fresh and light, never oily and flat.
Date Added: 02/09/2015 by Adrian
 Rose Keemun - Black Teadeep black tea with delicate rosehip scent
Date Added: 02/09/2015 by kseniya
 Huo Shan Huang - Yellow TeaIt was the first Yellow tea I tried and it was truly stunning. A peppery smooth taste and a very good aroma.
Date Added: 02/08/2015 by Thomas
Rou Gui - Oolong TeaGood enough, I can taste Rou Gui, its so weak though, youll have some difficulty trying to identify what your drinking.
Date Added: 02/08/2015 by Chung
Rou Gui - Oolong TeaA good quality seasonal Rou Gui, nothing special. Its a little pricey but the quality is good. It will make a good tea to enjoy.
Date Added: 02/08/2015 by Chip
 Gui Hua Oolong - Oolong TeaThis tea is a good quality with alot of infusions , not the Osmanthus flovor that I'm seeking but still a good tea , i enloyed it .
Date Added: 02/08/2015 by mark
Lao Cong Shui Xian - Oolong TeaRich, full-bodied, woodsy, smokey, mineral or rocky taste, with a nice medium fragrance. Although this LCSH is quite strong, it is still very smooth and sweet. It has a very classic "old-school" Wu Yi oolong taste profile because of the heavy oxidation. I could also taste the subtle cooling menthol-like qualities of old tea leaves. Great product!
Date Added: 02/08/2015 by Alex
Gui Hua Oolong - Oolong TeaThis tea is a delightful specimen. A great tasting Osmanthus Oolong. At the same time exquisite and complex. The combination using osmanthus petals are not quite as perfumed as your regular jasmine teas. This brings forth the great taste of the Oolong.
Date Added: 02/07/2015 by Tapio
 Ba Bao Cha - Herbal TeaI love this tea. It is light and sweet and delightful hot or cold.
Date Added: 02/07/2015 by Chung
 Tie Luo Han - Oolong TeaThis is one the more expensive Wu YI oolongs offered by ChineseTeaArt, and I understand why. It is one the best. Extremely smooth, full-mouthfeel, and very sweet. To me, I tasted chocolate and smelled vanilla notes. This TLH is going to be one my favorite oolongs! Highly recommended!
Date Added: 02/05/2015 by Sergio
Huang Jin Gui - Oolong TeaOne of the best oolongs i've tasted. it is a regular on my shopping list.
Date Added: 02/05/2015 by denniswest
Tie Luo Han - Oolong TeaStrongly recommended!
Date Added: 02/05/2015 by TzeChuan
Jun Shan Yin Zhen - Yellow TeaThis is the second batch of Jun Shun Yin Zhen i will have had this year, one of my favorite yellow teas. I find the first infusion has a beautiful sweetness to it, similar although not as strong as say the taste of a fine bai lin gong fu, but less green as in mao jian. From the 2nd infusion onwards the tea obtains a beautiful and light smoky taste that lasts well into the 4th infusion. A quality, delicate tea that actually outlasts many stronger green teas over multiple infusions.
Date Added: 02/03/2015 by FRANCISCO
 Bai Mu Dan - White TeaSweet finish. Makes for a great everyday white tea.
Date Added: 02/03/2015 by Kei
Gui Hua Oolong - Oolong TeaThis is an excellent tea! The taste of Osmanthus is well balanced, so it doesn't overtaste the superb Oolong tea. Very refreshing.
Date Added: 02/03/2015 by Tapio
Da Hong Pao - Oolong TeaA beautiful orange brew with a deep, smooth, slightly sweetish taste. There is just a hint of smoke that gives substance without being disturbing to people (like me) who do not like smoky flavour. It should be brewed very briefly, only 15-20 seconds in the Yixin pot. It yields very many excellent brewings.
Date Added: 02/02/2015 by John
 Bai Hao Oolong - Oolong TeaA truly unique tea, at least to this novice taster. Pre-steeped, the leaves have a sweet, molasses-like smell. Very pleasant. Once brewed the odor is closer to a light Darjeeling, or maybe an English Evening tea blend. The flavor is similar to these also, only a bit sweeter and more mild, with more depth, with less astringency. Highly enjoyable!
Date Added: 02/01/2015 by Christian
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