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| * **Blind Western** (2 II 20): Sleepy, malty. Soup round and pleasant, good tea. Some greenery in the round niceness, something animalic even. A little bit bitter, however; or sour even. It's not so light actually, huh? The sourness as it chills becomes the green cinnamon, though. | * **Blind Western** (2 II 20): Sleepy, malty. Soup round and pleasant, good tea. Some greenery in the round niceness, something animalic even. A little bit bitter, however; or sour even. It's not so light actually, huh? The sourness as it chills becomes the green cinnamon, though. | ||
| * **Blind Western** (3 II 20): yellowish nose, vegetable bouillon. Anklänge von weichem Karamell. A bit of cookie dough, also; and rain forest. Mostly cookie dough, cup easy, not sweet, a bit of green bitterness. Got it right, the combination of slight bitterness, tame cookie dough and green cinnamon gave it away. | * **Blind Western** (3 II 20): yellowish nose, vegetable bouillon. Anklänge von weichem Karamell. A bit of cookie dough, also; and rain forest. Mostly cookie dough, cup easy, not sweet, a bit of green bitterness. Got it right, the combination of slight bitterness, tame cookie dough and green cinnamon gave it away. | ||
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| + | ==Sijichun Mingjian 2017 Winter== | ||
| + | * **Western** (against Nantou 16 and Wuyi reference blend): Both Taiwanese leaf smell. Empty cup for winter quite upfront, closed. Dense rain forest, very unlike Wuyi's deepness. Spring a bit more open, but lacking the Wuyi depth also. Nose quite pleasant, but not terribly fruity, juicy, maybe cuces and ananas (for both Sijichuns). A lot juicier than Wuyi. I find the cup is very similar to the [[Qingxin]]s I've tried, juicy, flower stalks, but a bit fast. Spring a bit more compact. This impression is still true as the tea chills down | ||
| + | * Menglin describes it as a new varietal that was serendipidously found in Muzha. Floral, fresh, Maiglöckchen und Flieder. | ||
| + | * **Blind Western** (23 I 19): greenery, fresh. Juicy and quick, a bit plump maybe? | ||
| + | * In subsequent GFC, a distinct green cinnamon note comes forth. | ||
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| ==SSJ DP 19== | ==SSJ DP 19== | ||