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"Wonderful! Typically drink the White Teas - from Mei Mei but I will def open up my palette as this was better than most oolongs had prior"
Wuyi Rock Oolong Premium Rare Orchid Qi Lan
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Qi Lan, or "Rare Orchid" in English, is the bush varietal of the Wuyi rock oolong. It has a long twisted dark brown dry leaf, and a very fragrant and...
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Overall rating: 4.571429 / 5 from 7 reviews.
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So Good!
"I usually drink early Spring Green Teas, but I decided to try an Oolong as the weather got colder. What a great transition!. Smooth,interesting flavor. I'm very happy with this choice."
No fragrance lack luster taste.
"No fragrance lack luster taste."
Heavenly tea!
"This is a very flavorful tea. It’s among my favorites! Such character and flavor!"
Good
"Good"
My favorite
"Complex and fragrant. This one is my favorite. It a wuyi but not overly strong on the mineral note. The flower notes are really pleasant and the flavors are not watered down even after the 10th infusion, rather morphed. A truly enjoyable one."
Moderately priced and very flavorful
"A very nice tea that lends itself well to the Gong-Fu style of brewing. The liquor is full bodied, but less earthy than a Tie Guan Yin. It gives a very smooth, I'd say almost silky, sensation as you drink it with no bitterness, at all. The flavor notes, to me, are of chocolate; similar to a Ruby Oolong from Thailand. The presentation is quite even with flavor starting and finishing on much the same note. I use a steeping time of 30 seconds for the first two steepings and a minute for the next two with good results. Because the tea is not tightly rolled and leaf expansion is minimal, I fill my Gong-fu teapot half full of tea and get a very nice cup. This was my first purchase from Mei Mei and I'll certainly be back."