Orange Oolong Supreme

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Oolong Tea
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  • “This smells like the powdered orange Gatorade mix my mom once bought when everyone got the stomach flu, and then sat in the cupboard for a few years until finally we through it out because the...” Read full tasting note

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This traditional Chinese tea is made by unique processes that create a semi oxidised tea sitting between a black and green tea. Our Orange Oolong Supreme has a sweet and citrus twist. The hand-rolled leaves create a mix of sweetness & tangy-ness, with a tart citrus finish. This tea has all the distinct earthy notes of an oolong with a light and refreshing orange note.
To Enjoy: Use 1 tsp per cup, add water that is just off the boil (around 90-95°C) and brew for 3 mins. Serve immediately or remove leaves. Best without milk. The leaves can be re-infused.

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This smells like the powdered orange Gatorade mix my mom once bought when everyone got the stomach flu, and then sat in the cupboard for a few years until finally we through it out because the Florida humidity turned it into a sold rock.

I’m so used to oolong being rolled either into spindles or into tight balls that when I see an oolong that’s just flat broken pieces, it surprises me. The aroma of the tea while steeping is no longer orange Gatorade but roasted peanut skins

Sipping, it’s savory roasty and even sort of floral? I’m not getting orange, which is surprising considering how the dry leaf smelled. It’s roasty in the beginning of the sip, and towards the middle a bit of floral comes out, and then goes back to roasty for the end of the sip, with only a bare hint of roast sticking around in an aftertaste.

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