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Tea Review 346: Seven Cups’ Da Hong Pao

by Jason on April 19, 2011

Comment: very good character, but a little light in the aftertaste

Origin: Fujian Province
Harvest: April – May 2010
Score: 92
Price (as of post): 25 g = $12.88
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Tagged as: $10-$20, 92-95, China, da hong pao, Fujian, Seven Cups, wulong/oolong

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Tea Review 343: Seven Cups’ Xue Lan Xiang Dan Cong 2010

by Jason on April 7, 2011

in 90-91,Chinese,wulong/oolong

Comment: good tart, peachy bite without being overly astringent

Origin: Chaozhou, Guangdong Province, China
Harvest: mid-March 2010
Score: 91
Price (as of post): 50 g = $12.90

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Tea Review 339: Seven Cups’ 2010 Tie Luo Han

by Jason on March 23, 2011

in 92-95,Chinese,wulong/oolong

Comment: excellent symphony of texture and aftertaste with a hint of tanginess as it cools.

Origin: Wu Yi, Fujian, China
Harvest: April/May 2010
Score: 93
Price (as of post): 50 g = $20.80
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Tagged as: $20-$30, 92-95, China, Fujian, Seven Cups, Wu Yi, wulong/oolong

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Review 34: Seven Cups’ 08 Shi Feng Long Jing

March 23, 2009

Click the vid to watch: Price (as of post): 25g= $29.80 Score: 93 Compare this tea with other reviews on the Score Sheet Click on either image below to go to Seven Cups’ product page.

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Review 23: Seven Cups’ Liu An Gua Pian

February 25, 2009

How clumsy- spilling those jade shards all over the table, and yet how elegant looking. 90 points go to this Chinese green from Anhui. The advantage of ordering from Seven Cups is their ability directly connect tea producers to consumers.

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