Oolong Tea Sampler Set
Fine Ti Kuan Yin, Formosa Oolong, Orange Oolong, Berry Oolong, Wuyi Oolong |
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Fancy Formosa Oolong Organic Tea
This Fancy Formosa Oolong has a nice, pale amber cup color and a full, smooth, fruity-sweet flavor with toasty notes. Its quality is superior to many other "higher rated" and more expensive varieties.
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Wuyi Oolong Organic Tea.
This wild crafterd tea has a smooth and rich body with a classical roasted aroma and sweet finish, its flavor is quite unique with sweet notes of raisin sugar, honeysuckle and roasted barley. Organic Wuyi Oolong is great with any meal and has very little astringency. The profile is that of a darker oolong..
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Fine Ti Kuan Yin
Surpassing the quality of the most commonly available Ti Kuan Yins. Its golden-yellow liquor is fragrant, smooth, carries the sought -after orchid-like flavor and a refreshing, fruity aroma.
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Bai Hao "White Tip" Oolong
A.K.A. Oriental Beauty
Bai Hao means white tip and refers to the tender white tea buds that are plucked with two leaves. This Oriental Beauty is a darker oxidized oolong and has the reminiscent of a full-bodied black tea and is one of the finest of the white-tipped oolongs. This complex Oolong tea has a character of peachy to toasty aromas and sweet notes of honey and ripened fruit. |
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Phoenix #1 Oolong
Phoenix Oolong has a light ''airy'' character with delicate orchid-like notes and sweet nectar flavor. This particular grade is sweet with a fragrant finish and has no bitter notes. Good for multiple infusions
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Wild Berry Oolong
The succulent essence of wild berry is blended with and sweet amber oolong tea leaves. Steep one serving many times and use fewer leaves than normal to find your own perfect balance. Wild Berry Oolong takes well to honey and can be served hot or iced
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Orange Blossom Oolong
A medium-oxidized China oolong tea blended with orange pieces and natural orange flavors has an invigorating flavor and aroma
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