Why is It's Called Duck Sh*t Oolong - What Duck Sh*t Oolong Tastes Like and How it's Made

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In this video, we tackle the unusually named "Duck Shit Oolong Tea" to see why it gets its name, what it tastes like, where it comes from and how it's made!

[@cezarywisniewski3517]

I have already heard/read about 3 possible versions of why is this tea called The Duck's Poop. First one includes the fact that the soil tea bushes grow on is fertilized with nothing else like the Duck's Poop indeed. The 2nd one tells a story that the farmers were quite smart, and chose this name for the tea that they really succeeded to make it great, but were afraid it's gonna be stolen during the transport. That's why they labeled it "Duck's Poop", who would have ever stole it then? 😁 The 3rd one was about the higher tax the farmer must pay when he invents new, very high grade, and very fine tea. Hope this helps someone 😅
I do certainly agree that this tea is amazing and it's greatness comes from the aroma in majority. You will find many brilliant scents in the leaves after they're brewed such as dried mango, peach also the Honeysuckle aroma (which is compared to buttery cookies btw), orchid and buckwheat honey as well. But it's also a little bit tangy and it's difficult to avoid unless you pay much attention while brewing. For everyone ever trying this one I dearly reccommend to use 3g/100ml, 90 C, and brew it for 1min 15s in the first infusion, then adding 30s to each next brewing. Good Lord this tea is amazing indeed.

[@Nioteas]

Thanks for these tips! Yes it is a very good tea, I guess it matters little what its called or how it was invented as long as it tastes good :)

[@victoriawashington565]

Omg!!! I'm so not going to try that tea! I'll just stick with Hojicha and Matcha and keep it moving!!

[@Nioteas]

Its actually a really good tea! It just has a weird name

[@EmperorCQX]

You probably will regret that statement once you tried it!