Traditional Tie Guan Yin from @white2tea club, type 3. Obviously greener than type 4, from the browning around the outside of the leaves I would assume this is an unroasted but slightly oxidised style of TGY? This is very floral, it has a fruit sweetness (maybe pineapple-like?), a vegetal base that is slightly creamy, a medium-thick body. A nice hui gan, a slight minty note in the back of the mouth and as described by white2tea, a sticky throatiness. Overall impression is this is a greener variety of tea, its got a fruitier sweetness (over the synthetic and honey sweetness of type 4), it’s got a slightly creamy vegetal base (over the toasty, more creamy type 4) and it’s very floral. The tea is brighter, juicier, more crisp. One point to note, these are very smooth considering the high leaf/water ratio and quite floral nature... suggests some good quality tea I think, along with the generally tastiness and complexity 😂 #white2tea #white2teaclub #tea #cha #club #oolong #wulong #oolongtea #china #chinese #tasty #yummy (at Dublin, Ireland)