Jade Wind Oolong (Yufeng Wulong)

OOLONG · CHINA

tags:

Honey · Ripe Fruit · Floral

How to brew

Gaiwan · 7 g /150 ml · 95°C · 10 sec · multiple steeps

Origin

China · Fujian

Around 1,100 m · midsummer harvest · leafhopper-bitten

Factsheet

High-mountain oolong · Oriental Beauty style · ~70% oxidation · twice baked

Jade Wind

A smooth high-mountain oolong with layered aromas of ripe fruit, meadow honey and summer flowers and grass. The texture is velvety and the sweetness remains through a long, aromatic finish.

The liquor is clear amber.

Main taste notes:

Intensity:

4 of 5 · smooth and complex

diagram:

Vegetal — 2/5

Floral — 4/5

Sweet — 5/5

Roasty — 2/5

Spicy — 1/5

Fruity — 5/5

Wood / earthy — 1/5

Fujian, China

Jade Wind grows in high-mountain gardens at approximately 1,100 meters and is harvested once a year in midsummer.

Natural leafhopper interaction contributes to its honeyed and fruity aromatic character. After harvesting, the leaves are sun-withered, gently tossed, oxidized to approximately 70%, rolled and baked in two stages.

Tags:

📍 Fujian · China

⛰️ Around 1,100 m

☀️ Midsummer harvest

🦗 Leafhopper-bitten

🔥 Two-stage baking

TYPE

High-mountain oolong · Oriental Beauty style · ~70% oxidized

GOOD FOR

Afternoon · Long Gongfu sessions · Aromatic tea lovers

HARVEST

Midsummer · once a year

ORIGIN

Fujian · China · around 1,100 m

INTENSITY

BREWING

7 g / 150 ml · 95°C · 10 sec

STEEPS

Multiple infusions