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Oolong Tea Singles
The Gourmet Tea Oolong Tea Singles: contains 10 single packs of 5 of our Oolong teas. Two pack each of 5 teas that include Supreme Bai Hao Oolong Tea (6g/pk), Supreme Tie Kuan Yin Oolong (6g/pk), Supreme Gui Hua Oolong (6g/pk), Supreme Rose Oolong (6g/pk) and Dong Ding High Mountain Oolong (6g/pk). Gourmet Tea Company is a direct representative of our tea garden. We only carry quality tea. 1. Supreme Bai Hao Oolong Tea: Bai-Hao Oolong is one of Taiwan’s and Fujian most renowned Oolong teas. Oxidized 70%, the tea’s most distinguishing characteristic is the flash of silver which appears on the spear-like points of its most delicate leaves. After steeping, the tea produces the fruit-like sweetness of a black tea but with an incredible honey-like fragrance of an Oolong. Sweet and smooth, the tea is also called Oriental Beauty; under this name, the tea attained fame in Japan and Europe. 2. Supreme Tie Kuan Yin Oolong Tea: Grown in the An-xi region of China’s Fujian province, Tie Kuan Yin is the world’s most renowned oolong tea. 40% oxidation results in a tightly wound, uniform tea that is very dense, sage green in color and with what appears to be a light glazing of frost. The art of making Tie Kuan Yin is quite complicated, particularly as the tea nears completion. It is refired one final time at a very low temperature; at this point the most distinguishing feature of the tea (the light glazing of frost) appears on the outside of the tea as the remaining moisture is slowly steamed out. The most authentic method for making Tie Kuan Yin (Gong-fu Cha) requires the delicate tea wares from Yi-Xing. The tiny pot fits in the palm of one’s hand, and the cups are walnut sized. The pot is filled half full with tea and prepared quickly, as a series of successive steeping bring out a perfume-like fragrance, yet on which is balanced by a lingering sweetness on the tongue. The high point of this method of taking tea was reached during the Qing dynasty. Throughout Fu-Jian, Chaozhou, and Quanzhou, teahouses flourished like mushrooms after a rain. At home, as well this method of enjoying like mushrooms after a rain. At home, as well this method of enjoying tea with guests was considered a mark of distinguished hospitality 3. Supreme Gui Hua (Osmanthus) Oolong Tea: Gui Hua Oolong Tea is combined of Osmanthus flower and Oolong tea. Gui Hua Oolong is a lightly fermented tea, and it has exceptional flavor. It also has other characteristics of Oolongs, such as a strong nutty aroma, smooth, sweet aftertaste and a great Osmanthus flavor when prepared. A layer of Osmanthus blooms are placed between the fresh tea leaves and the delicate scent of Osmanthus is allowed to permeate the tea. Most of the Osmanthus blooms are blended into the tea to enhance the visual appeal as well as boost the flavor. Osmanthus blooms are very delicate and the aroma from the blossoms is very smoothly delicate resulting in mild peach flavor on the tea. This tea is grown on the Mountains, at an elevation of 2400 feet, moistened by mists every morning and late afternoon. It produces a flowery fragrance and a clear fresh taste. Gui Hua Oolong Tea has a beautiful amber color brew. A light and fragrant Oolong, it is best enjoyed using higher temperature water with a relatively short steeping time. One single sip produces a fullness of sensations-rich and mellow, cool and clean, with a lingering sweetness. 4. Premium Dong Ding High Mountain Oolong: Dong Ding High Mountain Oolong tea is a lightly-fermented tea, made in the classic style of high mountain oolongs with curly green leaves which displays rare characteristics of well defined floral bouquet without bitterness or harshness. It is a brilliant honey-green and produces an elegant floral-like fragrance, one that is sweet and smooth to drink. The golden yellow colored tea is full bodied, sweet and refreshing, with a lingering aftertaste. 5. Supreme Rose Oolong Tea: Rose Oolong Tea is combined of Rose bud, petal and Oolong tea. Rose Oolong is a lightly fermented tea, it has exceptional flavor. It also has other characteristics of Oolongs such as a strong nutty aroma, smooth, sweet aftertaste and great rose flavor when prepared. This variety is grown on the Mountains, at an elevation of 2400 feet, moistened by mists every morning and late afternoon. It produces a flowery fragrance and clear fresh taste. Rose Oolong Tea has beautiful amber - color brew. A light and fragrant green oolong, it is best enjoyed using higher temperature water with a relatively short steeping time. One single sip produces a fullness of sensations-rich and mellow, cool and clean, with a lingering sweetness. Pricing
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