Samdayeon Jeju Tangerine

Tea type
Oolong Tea
Ingredients
Not available
Flavors
Cedar, Citrus, Floral, Nectar, Sweet, Tangerine, Autumn Leaf Pile, Orange, Orange Zest, Osmanthus, Perfume, Smooth, Tangy, Candy
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Sachet, Tea Bag
Caffeine
Medium
Certification
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Edit tea info Last updated by Cameron B.
Average preparation
200 °F / 93 °C 2 min, 0 sec 8 oz / 236 ml

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  • “Flavored oolong tea bags. Oddly this reminds me of Harney and Sons’ milky oolong the most but with additional orange flavor. The two both have this smooth butter flavor and I don’t think OSULLOC...” Read full tasting note
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  • “A friend brought back some tea samples from her trip to South Korea and the teas are delightful. The dry tea satchet smells strongly of coniferous tree with a touch of tangerine. Surprisingly, the...” Read full tasting note
  • “The first sachet to try from my random Amazon impulse tea purchase! OSULLOC is a Korean company located in Jeju province, which is an island off of the south coast. A lot of their teas seem to...” Read full tasting note
    82
  • “I had it at an O’Sulloc cafe, not knowing it was an oolong blend (I was expecting it to be green). It has zero sweeteners, yet has sweet fragrance from the tangerine peel and blossom. It leans more...” Read full tasting note
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From OSULLOC

Post-fermented tea with the deep flavor of Jeju cedar and the freshness of Jeju tangerines.

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6 Tasting Notes

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55 tasting notes

Flavored oolong tea bags. Oddly this reminds me of Harney and Sons’ milky oolong the most but with additional orange flavor. The two both have this smooth butter flavor and I don’t think OSULLOC created this flavor intentionally. I wish the tea offered more tartness/sourness, it would make it more interesting in my opinion.

Bought this at H Mart for $10.49/20 tea bags.

Sold for $14.99//20 tea bags.

https://us.osulloc.com/products/blended-tea

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A friend brought back some tea samples from her trip to South Korea and the teas are delightful.

The dry tea satchet smells strongly of coniferous tree with a touch of tangerine. Surprisingly, the prominence of the tree note swaps place with the citrus once it steeps up. It’s such a juicy and smooth tangerine. It’s delicious, clean tasting, and refined. I wish I could spend more time with this blend.

Steep Count: 3

Flavors: Cedar, Citrus, Floral, Nectar, Sweet, Tangerine

gmathis

Ooh, that does sound nice. Rainy day stay at home nice.

Cameron B.

You might also be able to get their teas on Amazon, at least I can in the States.

gmathis

I’m slow to catch on! O’Sulloc! I have a Wedding Green tea from them that is years old and still surprisingly tasty. If this is the same quality, it’s definitely a winner.

Autistic Goblin

I found the brand on Amazon CA.. so I’ll just go and add that to my wish list for later.. ooh they have a few different flavours listed.. adds to wishlist

Cameron B.

Their pear tea (Moon Walk?) is also really good!

Crowkettle

I’ve another tea by O’Sulloc: a roasted rock/volcanic oolong in loose leaf form. It’s also delicious and I’m tempted to grab this sample box on Amazon.ca once I run out (it’s 33% off?!):

https://www.amazon.ca/OSULLOC-Premium-Collection-flavors-Carefully/dp/B07L9KDSNN/ref=sr_1_5?keywords=Osulloc&qid=1698119651&sr=8-5

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4229 tasting notes

The first sachet to try from my random Amazon impulse tea purchase! OSULLOC is a Korean company located in Jeju province, which is an island off of the south coast. A lot of their teas seem to have native ingredients blended in with locally produced tea. And the packaging is so pretty! So naturally, I couldn’t resist buying a sampler… https://www.instagram.com/p/CH_h3TYAqph/

The directions recommended 5 ounces of water per sachet? Which I promptly disregarded since the sachets looked normal size and used about 8 ounces of water as I usually do (although to be honest, I’ve never measured it and could be completely wrong in my estimate…). The packaging calls the tea “post-fermented”, which immediately made me think of puerh. However, the listing here calls it oolong and the leaves also resembled an oxidized oolong or black tea. The liquor is also quite light amber in color, so… Your guess is as good as mine.

I will say, this is a lovely tea. To be fair, I don’t get a lot from the base tea, perhaps a hint of autumn leaf? The tangerine flavor is lovely and relatively accurate in my opinion, with a nice bright zingy flavor that make me think of clementines. There’s also a very sweet floral note that reminds me strongly of osmanthus. It melds so well with the tangerine here, which is the most prominent at the beginning of the sip. The osmanthus note is mellow at first sip, but then grows and shines near the end. The aftertaste is a pleasant mix of acidic tangerine peel and sweet floral nectar.

Overall, I’m very happy with this one. It’s a lovely light and very aromatic tea that feels fancy and special. The tangerine flavor is great and reminds me of my beloved Kumquat from Lupicia. A great start to my OSULLOC experience! :)

Flavors: Autumn Leaf Pile, Citrus, Floral, Nectar, Orange, Orange Zest, Osmanthus, Perfume, Smooth, Sweet, Tangy

Preparation
200 °F / 93 °C 2 min, 0 sec 8 OZ / 236 ML
derk

woof, that sounds good!

Cameron B.

It would be nice to taste the oolong a bit more perhaps, but otherwise it’s a very lovely and fragrant blend. :)

Martin Bednář

Come on… I want those tea bags now! They would be a blast in my collection.

gmathis

I have an O’Sulloc Korean Wedding Tea that is years old and is still absolutely delicious. Can only imagine how the fresh stuff tastes!

Martin Bednář

If you want to swap, drop me a message. Although I think those were very expensive ones :o)

Cameron B.

@gmathis – That one is in my set as well, and to be honest I’m worried about it since it lists rose, which is not my favorite. :P

@Martin – Definitely more expensive than usual, but I felt it was worth a try. We definitely should do a swap, though perhaps next year would be better. :)

gmathis

I’ll watch for your Wedding Tea review…I don’t like heavily floral stuff, either, but my (again, old and decayed) version didn’t strike me as such. Putting it on the to-drink roster!

Martin Bednář

Cameron B. — I don’t mind; though would like those teas in :P

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I had it at an O’Sulloc cafe, not knowing it was an oolong blend (I was expecting it to be green). It has zero sweeteners, yet has sweet fragrance from the tangerine peel and blossom. It leans more on the sweet and fragrant side than the pungent side like some citrus teas.

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Second time trying this and it feels like the tangerine notes are less. I suspect its because this is a sample thats been stored in a ziploc bag. I really wish there was an easier way to store samples without losing their flavour. Might have to search for some small airtight tins or something, don’t want to start buying more airtight glass jars as they take up quite a bit of room and the smallest sizes at the dollar store are too large for a few grams of tea anyway.

Flavors: Candy, Orange

Anlina

I use these for small samples and they’re awesome. Totally impermeable, so you don’t get any smells leaking or degradation that happens so fast in regular ziplock bags http://www.ebay.com/itm/Wholesale-Lot-of-95-Silver-tone-Ziplock-Packaging-Wrapping-Gift-Bags-Pouches-/350682101059?ssPageName=ADME:L:OC:US:3160

leaf in hot water

ooo nice thanks Anlina ! Liquid Proust suggested the same thing :D

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