Snowflake Dancong Coins
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6g 100ml
Wash: 5s • 1st: 10s • Add: +5sGongfu Timing
Oolong
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Medium Roast Winter Traditional & Specialty Dancong

white2tea · Snowflake Dancong Coins

Origin
Guangdong, China
Harvest
Winter 2019
Processing
Medium Roast

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FloralRoastedFruity

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This pressed Dancong oolong offers a delightful balance of traditional floral notes with a comforting hint of roast, inherited from its winter harvest and unique processing. Each coin unfurls to reveal a complex, fragrant liquor, making it an accessible yet high-quality daily brew.

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About This Tea

What does Snowflake Dancong Coins taste like?
This oolong from Guangdong, China offers a distinctive drinking experience. This pressed Dancong oolong offers a delightful balance of traditional floral notes with a comforting hint of roast, inherited from its winter harvest and unique processing. Each coin unfurls to revea. It sits in the "Floral" and "Roasted" and "Fruity" flavor families, so expect a cup that leans floral and roasted and fruity.
How should I brew Snowflake Dancong Coins?
Aim for water around 85–95 °C (185–205 °F). Western style: steep for 3–4 minutes in a mug or teapot. Gongfu style: use 5–7 g per 100 ml, 10–30 s infusions (8–15 steeps) for multiple short steeps — this way you can taste how the flavor evolves. Roasted oolongs can handle higher temps — don't be afraid of boiling water for heavy roasts.
Where does Snowflake Dancong Coins come from?
This oolong is grown in Guangdong, China. This particular batch comes from the Winter 2019 harvest. After picking, the leaves received a medium roast, which shapes the final flavor.
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