| Qu Hao tastes so light and refreshing. Multiple brewings are a good as the first. |
Donna (3/28/2010)
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| It was ok; there wasn’t any bitterness, a light tasting tea that’s more on the sweet and vegetal side. Doesn’t last too many infusions either. |
Daniel (10/26/2009)
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| Nice frech aroma with a vegetal aftertaste. Not a favourite though. |
Thomas (7/14/2009)
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| good green tea. don´t let it sit around: is getting bitter then. |
Christian (6/15/2009)
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| Great for those who love wulong and baozhong (pouchong) teas. Has similar qualities in a green tea. Complex, with a lasting finish and abundant aroma. Smooth and floral. |
Rolf (4/29/2009)
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| Surprisingly good tea for the money. A nice, round cup - vegetal, with fruity and nutty undertones. Good solid tea and a great value. |
Mark (4/8/2009)
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| Decent green tea but nothing special compared to the large number of green teas offered by Teaspring. Only try this one if you´re bored with the others. |
Elliot (2/26/2009)
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| Qu Hao is a refreshing and light tea. Second infusion is tasteless. |
manuel (9/9/2008)
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| Not a bad tea, but not very impressive either. The flavor seems kind of generic to me. |
Daniel (9/6/2008)
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| very good green tea, fruty in taste. clear green yellow infusion. excellent for price |
Sergio (7/14/2008)
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| This is a pleasant drink with fruity tones on the first infusion. The scent is especially pleasing on the first brew as well. This tea seems to aid digestion well. |
John (5/12/2008)
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