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Teasome Oolong Tea 50gr
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Teasome Oolong Tea 50gr

Teasome Golden Lily Oolong loose-leaf tea comes from the Jiayi region of Taiwan and is made from the Jin Xuan cultivar (#12). Its flavor profile combines notes of milk, honey, and lily blossoms, with...

Teasome Golden Lily Oolong loose-leaf tea comes from the Jiayi region of Taiwan and is made from the Jin Xuan cultivar (#12). Its flavor profile combines notes of milk, honey, and lily blossoms, with subtle hints of rose petals.

It can be prepared using the European method, the Gongfu method, or as a cold brew. For the European method, use 5 g per 250 ml of...

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Teasome Golden Lily Oolong loose-leaf tea comes from the Jiayi region of Taiwan and is made from the Jin Xuan cultivar (#12). Its flavor profile combines notes of milk, honey, and lily blossoms, with subtle hints of rose petals.

It can be prepared using the European method, the Gongfu method, or as a cold brew. For the European method, use 5 g per 250 ml of water at 90–95 °C, with steeping times of 2, 3, and 5 minutes. For the Gongfu method, use 5 g per 100 ml, with steeping times of 50, 60, and 75 seconds, increasing by 15 seconds for subsequent infusions. For a cold brew, steep 10 g in 1,000 ml of cold water for 12 hours in the refrigerator.

  • Type: Oolong
  • Form: Loose leaf
  • Cultivar: Jin Xuan (#12)
  • Origin: Jiayi, Taiwan
  • Ingredients: Oolong tea
  • Quantity: 50 g
  • Pieces: 1
  • Ideal for: After a meal

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Type
Oolong

Type

Oolong
The oxidation levels in oolong tea can vary from 8% to 80% depending on the production style of the main tea. This is why the flavor profile of some oolongs can lean more towards a fresh green tea (less oxidized) and others towards a robust black tea (more oxidized). The biggest difference between oolong tea and black or green tea? Oxidation and shape. 2. *Oxidation is the process where the leaf changes color from green to light brown and then dark brown. The more it oxidizes, the darker the tea and stronger in flavor compared to other types of tea.
Ideal for
After Meal
Quantity
50 gr
Pieces
1 pcs

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No

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