Old aged Roasted Oolong

Is it a black oolong? No ! Is it an over-roasted aged Oolong? Over-roasted? Definitely ! Aged? Yes, since I received this gift more than 15 years already but not quite sure exactly how old. It’s a gift of old tea from the elder son of Shifu Lan who received the tea from one of… Continue reading Old aged Roasted Oolong

MeiZhan Oolong

According to the latest Chinese botanic encyclopedia, there are 76 different tea tree cultivars have been identified as ‘suitable’ tea tree cultivar to produce Oolong tea, and MeiZhan is one of it. Mei Zhan tea tree is also known as Gaojiao oolong tea tree, asecual growing and normally is bush type of mid-sized leaves tea… Continue reading MeiZhan Oolong

EcoTea – MeiZhan Oolong

#ecotea#ecoquality must come from a happy, peaceful and harmony environment with diligent commitments from #hardworking people to the #mothernature and #culturesustainability

>500 years old Gushu is injured

OMG, What a crime! The responsible person who takes care and have rights to harvest tea picking from the >500 years old GuShu (ancient tea tree)in  WuDong Shan village, for FengHuang DanCong, went to check that growing status, she was shocked by the destroying of some branches. This crime has been reported and now is… Continue reading >500 years old Gushu is injured

Taste Evaluation: FengHuang DanCong #3

Received a surprised #teasample parcel from #guangdong today, there are 3 different quality grades of #fenghuang #dancong and 2 quality grades in #blacktea. #TeaEvaluation #FHDC Grade 3: lightly charcoal roasted with sweet in warm floral flavour, similar as #yashixiang. The #aftertaste in the 2nd brewing is more clear than the 1st brewing, more in woody… Continue reading Taste Evaluation: FengHuang DanCong #3

Preferences

#flavours and #tastes subject to #individual #preferences #individualpreferences but there are fundamental #differences between #naturalflavors vs. #aromaticflavors

Oolong

Oolong is an unique tea type which is also known as ‘Qing Cha青茶” in Chinese , inFrench they translate “Qing” to “bleu”, therefore in Europe, some people know it as “thé bleu”. But if you search the color definition of “Qing 青” on Google, then you will get series of color from green to blue. … Continue reading Oolong

Caffeine in Gongfu Cha?

In a Gongfu Cha group one who worries about caffeine consumption asked what to do with Gongfu style in the late evening. I am too very sensitive with caffeine especially with coffee, but seldom suffer this problem when enjoying Chinese traditional brewing tea late in the evening There are three basic things that I would… Continue reading Caffeine in Gongfu Cha?