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Oolong Teas

Oolong tea lies somewhere between green and black tea and are often associated with a fragrant and fruity aroma.  Considered a semi-fermented tea, Oolong tea undergoes several stages of production to produce its complex taste.

The length of the oxidation process determines the character, taste and caffeine content of the tea, as well as its color. Oolong tea that has been oxidized for longer periods are known as dark oolongs, while those with less oxidation are known as green oolongs.

 




Taiwan Milk Oolong Tea

 

Origin:  Taiwan 
Estate:   Nantou

 A truly unique tea from the gently rolling hills of Nantou! This very special tea is a lightly oxidized oolong made from Jin Xuan cultivar delivers a smooth & creamy finish with a hint of cinnamon & roasted sugar.

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1 oz $4.95


Thailand Jade Oolong Tea

 

Origin:  Thailand 
Estate:   Doi Mai Salong  

This medium oxidized oolong from Doi Mai Salong in Chang Rai is made from actual cuttings that were transplanted from the world famous WuYi Shan in China. Enjoy the unique orchid fragrance followed by natural sweetness which lingers after initial floral & fruit notes.  A great example of a varietal from one region successfully flourishing in a different region of the world while taking on subtle characteristics from the new region.

 

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1 oz $6.95


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