Okay, so today I decided to try out this “King’s Oolong Tea 103” that I’ve been seeing around. I’m a big tea drinker, always looking for something new, and the name itself sounded pretty fancy, you know? So, I figured, why not?

First things first, I got my hands on the tea. Went to my local tea shop, which they have various of tea leaves . Find it!It wasn’t hard to find, actually. Then came the brewing part.

Brewing Time

I followed the instructions on the package, which is kinda rare for me, I usually just wing it. Hot water, Not boiling, but pretty close.I am not a professional, I just follow my experience to brew my tea.

• Heated up the * my regular kettle, nothing special.
• Measured out the tea. Eyeballed it, * a teaspoon per cup, give or take.
• Steeped the tea,I like strong tea ,So I let it steep for about 5 minutes.

While it was steeping,I took a good look at my kitchen,I mean, really looked at it. I noticed how the sunlight was hitting the countertop, and how the steam from the tea was kinda dancing in the air. Sounds corny, I know, but it was actually pretty * simple obsevation.

After that,I poured the tea, removed the leaves,I added a tiny bit of honey. That’s just my preference, nothing against drinking it * then, the moment of truth. The taste test.

I took a *…it was good! Really good, actually. It had this smooth, kinda toasty flavor, with a hint of something floral. I’m not great at describing tastes, but it was definitely enjoyable.I was sitting there, enjoying my cup of tea, and thinking, “Yeah, this is pretty good.”

So, there you have it. My little adventure with King’s Oolong Tea 103. Nothing groundbreaking, just a guy trying some tea and sharing his thoughts. Might not be everyone’s cup of tea (pun intended!), but I liked it.