This is one of many samples I received from Angel at Teavivre.
I love pretty much anything oolong…green, aged, roasted, you name it, so it will come as no surprise that I liked this tea.
It produces a bright yellow liquor.
Yum. A nice floral green oolong, with notes of peachy goodness. The aftertaste is buttery and slightly peppery, like a good quality olive oil.
The leaves are fully opened at second steep and that’s when this tea is the most flavourful to me.
It’s a beautiful day today, summer is in the air…this tea tastes like nature’s awakening…
I am so grateful I got to sample this wonderful tea, thank you Angel!
Comments
Interesting – I’ve been scared to try “osmanthus” – thinking it would be floral – you are suggesting “peachy”. Maybe I need to open my mind a little. Happy you found another oolong to love. :))
Osmanthus always taste like peach to my. Gui Hua Osmanthus from Tealux is even more peachy than Teavivre, but doesn’t have that olive oil quality I found in Teavivre. Both will be in your next box, so you can decide for yourself :-)
LOL you know that exploring more green oolongs is not going to be good for my cupboard… thank you – you don’t have to send both, but one to try would be awesome. :))
Interesting – I’ve been scared to try “osmanthus” – thinking it would be floral – you are suggesting “peachy”. Maybe I need to open my mind a little. Happy you found another oolong to love. :))
Osmanthus always taste like peach to my. Gui Hua Osmanthus from Tealux is even more peachy than Teavivre, but doesn’t have that olive oil quality I found in Teavivre. Both will be in your next box, so you can decide for yourself :-)
LOL you know that exploring more green oolongs is not going to be good for my cupboard… thank you – you don’t have to send both, but one to try would be awesome. :))
If I send only one, you’ll have nothing to compare it to!