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| * Style is tight little balls (half ball shape) | * Style is tight little balls (half ball shape) | ||
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| + | ===TGY Anxi 2017 Spring=== | ||
| + | * Western (14 XI 19). Tremendous nose, sweet, baked. Has some green, and some lemon souffle. Cup quite light, sweet; again, lemon souffle, a bright vanilla. As it chills, it becomes denser. | ||
| + | * **Western Blind** (22 I 20): etwas fahl, abgestandene Gemüsebrühe. Honey biscuits dann. Honey behind fading greenery. Cup very pleasant, light, but substance, vanillated, long echo. Ever so slight tannins then. Very elegant! (Thought it might be this, but then went for Cui Feng DP) | ||
| + | * **Western** (22 I 20): what a pleasant nose! Pineapple sugar candies, a bit of stale vegetable broth, too. A thick sweetness pressing through at times. Cup a bit bland, a bit thin, too. A light woody bitterness, good almond milk echo. Not a big fan, though. | ||
| + | * **Blind Western** (28 I 20): dense fruitiness, fresh apricots, actually, rather than dried ones. Later candied fruits. Cup full, only hints of wood, continues in the apricot-vein. Not too sweet. I'm wanting to say it's Jinxuan Lalashan, but my notes differ. Notes match best with Anxi TGY, but I don't find the milky-ness of TGY (maybe yes?), not the tingling of Dong Ding. So I guessed right, notes triumph impression, and there was a silkiness to it and medium fruitiness. | ||
| + | * Western (2 XI 21): quite deep and roasted; much fruitier! Cup likewise, intense apricot tart. This however develops a nice mineralic underpinning as it chills, woodiness for fruitiness. | ||
| ===Hochland TGY 06=== | ===Hochland TGY 06=== | ||
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| * Western (14 XI 19). A tad lighter, less aromatic than the others. Cup full, but less distinct than the others. Might also be from the aging in the little clay container. | * Western (14 XI 19). A tad lighter, less aromatic than the others. Cup full, but less distinct than the others. Might also be from the aging in the little clay container. | ||
| * GFC (23 IX 19): classic oolong taste, good mix of greenery and roastedness. | * GFC (23 IX 19): classic oolong taste, good mix of greenery and roastedness. | ||
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| + | ===Muzha=== | ||
| + | * Western (22 X 21): What beautiful roasted nose. Leather, roasted apricot kernels and apricot tart. Cup a tad charcoal taste and succulence. A bit of a fimo taste, a milkiness. Decent, but a bit made-up. | ||
| + | * Western (31 X 21) (in comparison to a BH): much deeper, more roasted; drier, too. In the cup, too, a deeper roast, some faint charcoal notes; a nice milky texture carries all this. | ||
| ===Song Tea Red Water TGY=== | ===Song Tea Red Water TGY=== | ||
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| * Western (15 XI 19): caramel, apple cake; something slightly burnt. Cup has a bit of charcoal taste, which lingers long. Better as it chills; but the cup itself isn't terribly aromatic.Cloying as it chills more, way too much charcoal. | * Western (15 XI 19): caramel, apple cake; something slightly burnt. Cup has a bit of charcoal taste, which lingers long. Better as it chills; but the cup itself isn't terribly aromatic.Cloying as it chills more, way too much charcoal. | ||
| - | ===TGY Anxi 2017 Spring=== | + | |
| - | * Western (14 XI 19). Tremendous nose, sweet, baked. Has some green, and some lemon souffle. Cup quite light, sweet; again, lemon souffle, a bright vanilla. As it chills, it becomes denser. | + | |
| - | * **Western Blind** (22 I 20): etwas fahl, abgestandene Gemüsebrühe. Honey biscuits dann. Honey behind fading greenery. Cup very pleasant, light, but substance, vanillated, long echo. Ever so slight tannins then. Very elegant! (Thought it might be this, but then went for Cui Feng DP) | + | |
| - | * **Western** (22 I 20): what a pleasant nose! Pineapple sugar candies, a bit of stale vegetable broth, too. A thick sweetness pressing through at times. Cup a bit bland, a bit thin, too. A light woody bitterness, good almond milk echo. Not a big fan, though. | + | |
| - | * **Blind Western** (28 I 20): dense fruitiness, fresh apricots, actually, rather than dried ones. Later candied fruits. Cup full, only hints of wood, continues in the apricot-vein. Not too sweet. I'm wanting to say it's Jinxuan Lalashan, but my notes differ. Notes match best with Anxi TGY, but I don't find the milky-ness of TGY (maybe yes?), not the tingling of Dong Ding. So I guessed right, notes triumph impression, and there was a silkiness to it and medium fruitiness. | + | |