@ zachno, you are right, Darjeeling is a lot “grassier” than some Chinese green teas. As a matter of fact, it is so to all the authentic Chinese green teas I have tried so far. I used to have it in my small array of tea collection, but I don’t know where to put it now: it is not real green tea, not real oolong and not real black tea. It has not the taste and aroma characters of them. I don’t have a reason to bear with its grassiness since I have the better tasting real green and real white teas, if I had to drink tea only for health at all.
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