Xingren Xiang Dancong Oolong
Xingren Xiang Dancong Oolong 2020 Spring Tea
This is a super nutty Dancong oolong from Fenghuang Mountain, Guangdong Province, China. It was freshly harvested and roasted in May 2020.
Xingren Xiang has the smallest leaves of all Dancong Oolong, that’s why this cultivar is known as the little prince of Dancon Oolong.
Taste and aftertaste
The aroma of Xingren Xiang is the nuttiest I have ever smelled of any Oolong tea. The leaves in a warm Gaiwan give out such a nutty, creamy and roasty aroma, it reminds one of nothing else but the Christmas market with all the roasted and sugar coated nuts, sweet butter cookies, roasted chestnuts, caramel and honey. If it is not because my boiled water cooling down, I can keep smelling the warm leaves forever. One just cannot get enough of this smell.
The taste is more subtle than the aroma, it’s sweet and nutty with a ghostly hint of apricot and orange juice. In the later infusions, the fruitiness and juiciness come out more, while the nuttiness and creaminess slowly fade away (but it never disappears).
Due to the enduring sweet aftertaste, this tea can be a good replacement for dessert.
The smell and sweet taste of the tea is 100% natural from tea leaves and from the oxidizing and roasting process, with no flavor addition.
To enjoy the scent of the dry tea leaves, heat up your cup, gaiwan or teapot with hot water, discard the water and add 5 grams of dry leaves. The heat of the cup leaves the tea leaves to release the aroma and makes you completely relaxed.
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How to brew
in Gaiwan / Kännchen mit ca. 200 ml
Amount
ca. 5 g
Temperature
100 °C
Time
30 Sek.
Details
- Art:
- Dancong Oolong
- Cultivar/Baum:
- Xingren Xiang Dancong
- Ernte:
- 2021
- Erntezeit:
- Frühjahr
- Geschmack:
- nussig wie geröstete Kastanien, fruchtig wie reife tropische Früchte
- Herkunft:
- Fenghuang Berg, Chaozhou, China
- Höhenlage:
- 600m
- Röstung/Oxidation:
- Mittel
