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I actually find Sheng more palatable than shou. Shou is too smooth for me. I need a tea with fragrance and brightness.

• almog 5y ago
  I'm on the same boat now, it was a hard start because I tried young shengs first and didn't know what notes to look in them. After trying some affordable aged CNNPs (from YS), I found my liking to younger shengs too. Nice to see there's a sub-community of tea lovers here on HN.
  • SamoyedFurFluff 5y ago
    :) if you like YS I also recommend trying white2tea (a wetter storage, so even his relatively young teas will taste older) or bitterleafteas.
    • almog 5y ago
      Interesting, I wasn't aware of white2tea, could you share a recommendations for something you've liked from white2tea?