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A 5 years old Dan Cong
oolong, has a nourishing honey like flavor, comforting to every flesh where it passes through. It has a creamy and nutty taste and texture, reminds me of Cashew and Macadamia Butter on banana. I had a hard time relating Wild
Hong Yin to any of the aromatic Dan Cong
oolongs previously, one is earthy and strong, the
laters are fragrant and subtly euphoric. These older leaves bridge the 2 together, where it connects its ancestry to the
off springs. The first couple infusions are obvious Dan
Congs, the later infusions unveil the wildness of its
ancestors. It's a wild ride!
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