oolong tea · Phoenix Dancong

Fenghuang Dancong

凤凰单丛

Phoenix Dancong oolong tea from Chaozhou, Guangdong, China.

Tea ID
LBT0023
Tea identity
Fenghuang Dancong
Origin
Chaozhou, Guangdong, China
Published lots
1
Published logs
1

How to brew

Use these recommendations as starting points, then adjust for your water, vessel, and taste.

WESTERN: TEAPOT

5 g tea · 400 ml water · 100 °C · 180 sec first steep

Re-steep · adding 1 min each time · Remove leaves inbetween steep

WESTERN: MUG & INFUSER

5 g tea · 250 ml water · 100 °C · 90 sec first steep

Re-steep · adding 1 min each time · Remove leaves inbetween steep

GAIWAN / SMALL TEAPOT

5 g tea · 100 ml water · 95 °C

10 s first steep · add 5 s each steep

Published lots

Lot facts describe a specific producer, year, source, or physical tea. They are not universal claims about the tea identity.

  1. Lot

    Published lot 1

    Producer: 潮州市品宋堂茶叶加工厂Origin: Chaozhou, Guangdong, ChinaHarvest / material: UnknownProduction: 2026-06-01Form: Loose leafGrade: Special Grade / 特级

Latest tasting logs

TN00027

2026-09-06

The rinse or first steep was compromised by excess heat and handling time. Steeps 3–4 were the peak. Steep 5 declined; steep 6 collapsed despite retaining a thin body. A 100-second seventh steep revived leaf fragrance but not liquor flavor.

Dry aroma: Malty and lightly toasty

Wet aroma: Malty with an herbal or vegetal tail; aroma faded by steep 5, but leaf fragrance returned after the 100-second seventh steep

Taste: Steep 2 malty and lightly toasty with fresh sweetness and no floral lift; steep 3 becomes sweeter and fuller; steep 4 holds; steep 5 fades; steeps 6–7 have no flavor

Mouthfeel: Medium body on steep 2; thicker and velvety on steeps 3–4; less velvety and drier, but not dry, on steep 5; thin body only from steep 6

Finish: Strong smooth finish at the peak; drier on steep 5; absent from steep 6