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5 g tea · 400 ml water · 90 °C · 180 sec first steep
Re-steep · adding 1 min each time · Remove leaves inbetween steep
black_tea tea · Hongcha
金骏眉
Hongcha black tea from Wuyishan, Fujian.
Use these recommendations as starting points, then adjust for your water, vessel, and taste.
5 g tea · 400 ml water · 90 °C · 180 sec first steep
Re-steep · adding 1 min each time · Remove leaves inbetween steep
5 g tea · 250 ml water · 90 °C · 90 sec first steep
Re-steep · adding 1 min each time · Remove leaves inbetween steep
5 g tea · 100 ml water · 90 °C
10 s first steep · add 5 s each steep
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TN00024
2026-08-27
Very different from the Shanghai Jin Jun Mei, which is cereal, biscuit and cornflake-like. Interesting aroma but disappointing development.
Dry aroma: Dried fruit and grape-like
Taste: Dried fruit or grape juice; tomato-paste-like note near the end of steep 2; slight tart or sour finish; steep 3 did not improve
Finish: Slightly sour, savory-fruit finish
TN00004
Date not specified
Cereal, malt and honey flavor.
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