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"Yu Luo" High Mountain Pure Bud Green Tea

"Yu Luo" High Mountain Pure Bud Green Tea

by Yunnan Sourcing Tea Shop
$10.50 - $10.50
$10.50
$10.50 - $10.50
$10.50

From Simao's northern tea gardens in the Ai Lao mountain area if Jing Dong, this Yu Luo (Jade Snail) pure bud green tea is both potent and complex in a very satisfying way! 

Nice full mouth-feel, umami, vegetal, fruity and sweet, and all delivered in a thick viscous tea soup!   

Picked in early-March from a tea garden at an altitude of 1750 meters!

Yunkang #10 varietal

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Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 9 reviews.

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Refreshing, invigorating

"Title. Brew temp at 170 F and is a welcome addition to my tea rotation."

— Madeline (5/5)

Pleasant

"I found this tea to be tasty and on the creamy side. Yes a nice qi with not bitterness."

— Gary T. (5/5)

Great

"I’ve been enjoying this more than some of the more famous and/or expensive green teas I’ve tried. Holds up and even improves from somewhat higher (for a green tea) water temperatures."

— Daniel G. (5/5)

loving my Yuo Lo Green Bud Spring 2024 tea!

"I gave myself gift of a pound of Yuo Lo Green Bud from Spring 2024 harvest, and am so glad I did! The mouth feel of the soup is so thick and delicious, especially on the second brew."

— Rudi H. (5/5)

Savory

"The umami flavor reminds me of fried chicken on the nose, and tastes of chicken noodle soup. The sweetness and veggie notes add complexity"

— Neal H. (5/5)

Love this tea!

"Love this tea!"

— Joan M. (5/5)

Great Example of Pure Bud Yunkang #10 Varietal

"This green tea has potent "Cha Qi." Despite its intensity, the tea avoids bitterness unless brewed above 170°F. Even when brewed in a mug at this lower temperature, it delivers a full-bodied yet delicate flavor profile with a smooth finish and subtle umami sweetness."

— Chansik U. (5/5)

Nice tea with a soft

"Nice tea with a soft taste"

— Anton K. (5/5)

Savory

"I enjoy my green tea full flavor so I do tend to use more leaves/buds so with water heated to 175 degrees & buds infused for 3-4 minutes, a delicious savory cup of green tea is yielded. I feel like infusing it longer allows the flavor to develop more."

— Katrina W. (5/5)

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