Oolong Tea is a kind of semi-fermented tea. Oolong tea is loved in both China and Japan . The best Oolong Tea is from Fujian, China because it is the home of Oolong Tea. The people from China and Japan drink Oolong tea daily and a lot of Chinese restraunts in the U.S. serve customers
Oolong Tea is a kind of semi-fermented tea.
Oolong tea is loved in both China and Japan . The best Oolong Tea is from Fujian, China because it is the home of Oolong Tea. The people from China and Japan drink Oolong tea daily and a lot of Chinese restraunts in the U.S. serve customers with Oolong Tea. The benefits of drinking Oolong tea are :
1. The rich polyphenols in Oolong Tea help to kill free radicals and lower cholestrols;
2. It is excellent for hangover;
3. Oolong Tea is also called as Beauty Tea because it keeps you slim and it is good for your skin. The Oolong Tea we offer is directly from Fujian, China. The Brand is Sea Dyke Brand, which is the most famous brand both in China and Japan.
Oolong Tea is delicious. Please try it.
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Good everyday drinking tea. This was just what I was looking for when I bought it. Seeing the price and that it was in bags, I knew that it had to be ground and a cheaper grade tea, but I was just looking for a decent low cost Oolong, so I could reserve my good loose leave teas for those quite moments alone and special guest. One thing that irritates me about products sold on the Amazon site, is most of the time there is very little pertinent information regarding the product and sometimes, not even a picture. If I hadn’t…
Disappointing compared to other brands I was disappointed with this brand of oolong… it tastes very much like a 2-minute cup of Lipton black tea to me. Oolong should be sweet and full but dainty, and give you a “full” sensation after drinking it. This brand tastes very much like black tea, and had enough tannin in it to leave a film on top of tea that had cooled… which is too much.The tea bags are also on the small side, holding about half the amount of tea as I expected, and are not of the flow-through variety…