Yin hao after taste

it is jasmine scented. with my jasmine whiite pearl tea, i only use 1g. i find if i use more the jasmine is overpowering. sometimes i even use .5g andmix ith a white needle or light green tea. if i used too much the jasmine quality was almost chemically artificail. reminds me of chrysanthemum or marigold flower smell in the garden, a little is nice, but rub it in your fingers really well and it is overwhelming.

al

Get the YinHao without the Jasmine scent. It will turn your throat into a breeding ground for algae. When people talk of green tea this is my reference tea not because it is so delicate and delightfull but because it is felt from the tongue to the stomach. It doesnt fade. If you dont like the first cup you wont like the next. I hate to use the word bitter or astringent but in this case it is a good thing because it delivers without the punch. Youll taste it all morning. You might panic and start scraping your tongue. Ill bet youll like the unabashed unapologenic nofrills single note taste. After awhile the aftertaste turns to perfume which fills the nostrils as it leaves the tongue. The infused leaf is very sticky. You can simply remove with a spoon. Whenever things get out of kilter I drink this, when things cant get any better I drink this. I dont drink this tea everyday because if I did I wouldnt drink anything else. I can go and on on what this tea does to me. If you cant find the YinHao look for something called Spring Bud. Its a milder gentler version which I think anybody can enjoy.

Jim

PS Im sure we all have a tea that does this for us. This is m> I have a 1/4 lb bag of Yin Hao from Holy Mountain. After several