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Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 7 reviews.
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"It’s rare to find a Shou Mei white tea harvested in spring. I have had different kinds of aged white tea, and this one really stands out for its taste and soothing. The toasted vanilla and subtle fruity notes are very soothing. I was very happily surprised by the quality and taste with this price, so I bought another two. Highly recommend!"
"Really delicious and unique. Has a fermented quality that comes with aging. Sweet, smoky, and reminiscent of green puerh but without bitterness. Stands up to several steepings like puerh"
"I like the taste of this tea very smooth tasting goes for many infusions"
"Given that it was my first experience with aged white tea, I was unsure about how much I would like it. Well, long story short.. I love it! I have seen people boil and then simmer the leaves of aged white teas and pu-erh's when they are finished with their many steeping's in order to get the most out of the finished leaves. When I did this with this tea, a beautiful artichoke scent and taste surfaced from the tea. What a wonderful experience. Thank you Meimei fine teas for making my first experience with an aged white tea one to remember."
"Just tried and really like the aroma and sweet taste! it is the vintage white tea for summer!"
"I bought this white tea because of its aging properties. I didn’t know how this tea would taste, but the website said it has the taste of dried fruits. I am very pleased with my purchase. There is no pungent taste, rather it is smooth and sweet, and especially soothing to my throat. I guess the smoothness has to do with aging, since it is a 5-year old tea? I brew 2 minutes each time, and can be steeped about 5 or 6 times. A bonus that it saves storage space as compared to my other loose white tea!"
"This tea is a great value, at 5 years old, it is still young for an aged White tea, but is very pleasant. Tastes of plums, dried fruits, and light woodiness similar to a Bai Mu Dan. Good for about 5-6 infusions with little change in taste between each."
Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 7 reviews.
Review topics: [].
"It’s rare to find a Shou Mei white tea harvested in spring. I have had different kinds of aged white tea, and this one really stands out for its taste and soothing. The toasted vanilla and subtle fruity notes are very soothing. I was very happily surprised by the quality and taste with this price, so I bought another two. Highly recommend!"
"Really delicious and unique. Has a fermented quality that comes with aging. Sweet, smoky, and reminiscent of green puerh but without bitterness. Stands up to several steepings like puerh"
"I like the taste of this tea very smooth tasting goes for many infusions"
"Given that it was my first experience with aged white tea, I was unsure about how much I would like it. Well, long story short.. I love it! I have seen people boil and then simmer the leaves of aged white teas and pu-erh's when they are finished with their many steeping's in order to get the most out of the finished leaves. When I did this with this tea, a beautiful artichoke scent and taste surfaced from the tea. What a wonderful experience. Thank you Meimei fine teas for making my first experience with an aged white tea one to remember."
"Just tried and really like the aroma and sweet taste! it is the vintage white tea for summer!"
"I bought this white tea because of its aging properties. I didn’t know how this tea would taste, but the website said it has the taste of dried fruits. I am very pleased with my purchase. There is no pungent taste, rather it is smooth and sweet, and especially soothing to my throat. I guess the smoothness has to do with aging, since it is a 5-year old tea? I brew 2 minutes each time, and can be steeped about 5 or 6 times. A bonus that it saves storage space as compared to my other loose white tea!"
"This tea is a great value, at 5 years old, it is still young for an aged White tea, but is very pleasant. Tastes of plums, dried fruits, and light woodiness similar to a Bai Mu Dan. Good for about 5-6 infusions with little change in taste between each."