That is a yummy looking tea.auhckw wrote:I like this photo a lot
Makes me feel like eating up the leaves
There is no reason you could not eat them a lot of people do.
That is a yummy looking tea.auhckw wrote:I like this photo a lot
Makes me feel like eating up the leaves




The shop I bought the above didn't bring in the ripe cause nobody interested on preorder.KC Lam wrote:I have tried the cooked version, it taste like red bean, like in the Japanese "ann pan" or the cantonese red bean soup. But a nice drink and for keeps.
Do a taste test yourself if you have any and let me know if my taste buds are screwed up.


A lot of celebration for the 100th year anniversaryDrax wrote:Interesting tea... It looks like it's the 100 year commemoration of the Xinhai Revolution? I got my history lesson for today, so that was nice...![]()
I hope the taste lives up to the name...!
Review for this is up by Cloudsauhckw wrote:![]()
Have you gotten to try it yet? What do you think?auhckw wrote: Doesn't look so positive![]()
I have not tried it yet, but I will sure try. My friend has tried it and if compared it to Gold Dayi, Gold Dayi is better.Drax wrote:Have you gotten to try it yet? What do you think?auhckw wrote: Doesn't look so positive![]()
Besides, he may be trying to deflate the market and then run it up later....



