This is a super fruity dark Oolong from a village 1000 meters above sea level in Fenghuang mountain, Guangdong province, China. It is newly harvested and roasted in May 2020.
Taste and Aroma
Laocong means old grove or old bush. Compared to Mi Lan Xiang from young bush, this Mi Lan Xiang from old bush is less aggressive in aroma, deeper in taste, more enduring aftertaste and can be brewed a lot more times before losing its floweriness and fruitiness. Laocong (old bush) also means this tea will become obviously deeper in taste after a few months when the leaves further mature.
This Mi Lan Xiang from old bush has less of the pomelo skin taste than some Mi Lan Xiang from young bush, and it has more of the honey sweetness and fruitiness that I cannot name. It’s not fresh peach like it is so well known recently (if any, rather a peach jam), it smells and tastes more of some sweet tropical fruits that I cannot pinpoint.
The aroma of this Laocong Mi Lan Xiang is also so sweet and fruity like some condensed fruit juice or freshly made fruit marmalade. It is just one of the most sweet and fruity teas in terms of aroma and taste. Though the name of the tea means honey and orchid, it is just to give one an idea about its taste and aroma. I think the sweetness and fruitiness is completely unique of the tea itself.
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