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  • Review: Norbu Huang Jin Gui Oolong Tea


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    From the Norbu site: ” We are excited to offer a wonderful early harvest Huang Jin Gui oolong from Anxi county of Fujian Province. This is the first oolong to be harvested for the spring season in Anxi, home of some of China’s most famous Oolong teas. The name of this particular tea cultivar is Huang Jin Gui, ...
    2 days ago
  • Review: Norbu Tea Taiwan Alishan High Mountain Oolong Spring Harvest 2009


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    From the Norbu Website: “This is an excellent example of High Mountain Oolong Tea from the Alishan (Mount Ali) Scenic Area in Taiwan. Oolong tea is almost an obsession among the population in Taiwan, and tea grown in the higher elevation plantations on Alishan enjoys immense popularity throughout the region. . . . ...
    5 days ago
  • Tie Guan Yin Fall Harvest 09 from Norbu Tea


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    This Oolong brewed up a very light clear liquid and has a very sweet fragrance! A mixture of fresh cut meadow - orchid - and jasmine fill my senses as I breath in before a sip. The tea is gentle and tastes lovely mixed with its fragrance.
    1 week ago
  • Review: Norbu Tea Black Gold Spring Harvest 09


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    There are teas which are profound, deep and meaningful. Teas which drive you past the meager land of the living into the jade court, and are more an experience than a beverage. There are Teas which almost literally change your life and whip your soul into a profound frenzy. Norbu Tea’s Yunnan Black Gold is not one ...
    1 week ago
  • Review: Norbu Diamond Grade Tie Guan Yin Spring Harvest 2009


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    I love the story behind the name of this tea, so I’ll start off with the version given on the Norbu Tea website: “Tie Guan Yin or ‘Iron Goddess of Mercy’ is named after the Bodhisatva Avalokiteshvara, who in the Chinese context is known as the Goddess of Compassion or Mercy. The name of this tea is associated ...
    1 week ago
  • Review: Norbu Tea Imperial Dian Hong


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    The first cold of the season has struck. So far I’m still capable of breathing through my nose, but my knees feel like a bag of popcorn reaching its second minute in the microwave, and my brain is, as near as I can tell, missing. Normally I avoid trying new teas at a time like this, but I feel a desperate need to ...
    2 weeks ago
  • Review: Norbu Tea 2009 Lao Mansa Sheng Pu Erh Tea


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    Norbu’s teas have excellent provenance. This one was harvested in late March, 2009, and compressed on April 13. It was grown on Lao Mansa tea mountain, Mengla County, Xishuangbanna. This sun-dried pu ehr comes in a compressed disk called a bing . Once broken up, the leaves are a medium olive green, about half an ...
    3 weeks ago
  • Review: Norbu Tea 2008 Yi Wu Mountain Bamboo Roasted Pu-Erh Tea


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    From the Norbu website: “Yi Wu mountain is located in Mengla County, Xishuangbana Prefecture in the far south of Yunnan Province. It is a well known growing area for excellent quality, mild flavored Pu-Erh. In early Spring 2008, Yi Wu Mountain tea was picked and processed, then lightly compressed into lengths of ...
    3 weeks ago
  • Review: Norbu Tea 2009 Lao Mansa Sheng Pu Erh Tea


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    I’m not entirely sure what Lao Mansa means, I’ve googled, and Binged, and yahooed my fingers off but all I can find are references to this tea, vague references to a Hindu god maned Mansa Devi, some mention of an ancient african king named Mansa something-or-other, and not much else. Maybe its the village, a ...
    3 weeks ago
  • Review: Norbu Tea Black Gold Spring Harvest 09


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    Probably of no surprise to anyone, I am an absolute sucker for Dian Hong teas. In my book, they rank #1 among all types of tea. I have rarely come across one that did not meet my two-thumbs-way-up approval. Norbu’s tea is no exception, but it does offer intricacies that separate it from the masses. Norbu Tea is ...
    3 weeks ago
  • Tie Guan Yin Fall Harvest 09 from Norbu Tea


    Tea Review BlogAuthority Authority: 139
    The flavor of this tea is exquisite, as has been my experience with every Norbu Tea that Ive been privileged enough to sample. The liquor is slightly thick, and this makes for a delightful mouthfeel -- sumptuous is the word that immediately comes to mind.
    4 weeks ago
  • Review: Norbu Diamond Grade Tie Guan Yin Spring Harvest 2009


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    As my love affair with tea has evolved I’ve found myself favoring oolongs more and more. However, for a while I was convinced that I just did not like Tie Guan Yin. I always found them “fake” tasting but I figured I should give it another shot. My sample arrived in a vacuum sealed pack which was nice because I ...
    4 weeks ago
  • Review: Norbu Tea Imperial Dian Hong


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    Yunnans are far and away my favorite of teas and I approached this offering from Norbu Tea with great anticipation. While not on the level of a Yunnan Golden Tips, it was hand harvested in the fall of 2008 in Lincang Prefecture, Yunnan, and, according to the listing, the whole leaf and bud clusters were hand ...
    4 weeks ago
  • Review: Norbu Tea Black Gold Spring Harvest 09


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    This black tea offering from Norbu tea originates in the Xishuangbanna Prefecture of Yunnan province, and was harvested in the spring of 2009. The dry leaves—dark brown with a scattering of golden tips—are long and twisted, and have a faintly sweet aroma. I steeped a heaping teaspoonful in a cup of 208F water for ...
    4 weeks ago

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