Strawberry Oolong

Tea type
Oolong Tea
Ingredients
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Flavors
Candy, Floral, Silky, Smooth, Strawberry, Sweet
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Sachet
Caffeine
Medium
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Edit tea info Last updated by Cameron B.
Average preparation
190 °F / 87 °C 3 min, 0 sec 16 oz / 473 ml

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From Seven Teahouse

Flavor Profile: Sweetness of strawberries & Smooth

Base Tea: Tie Guan Yin (Iron Goddess)

Health Notes: Digestive aid and Weight management support

Brewing Tips: Hot brew / Cold brew

Caffeine Level: Medium Low

Recommendation: After meal or workout

Origin: Fujian, China

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4 Tasting Notes

1725 tasting notes

Drinking this one up, it’s very light on the strawberry and more heavy on the tieguanyin floral oolong. I get more orchid than strawberry at first, then it transitions into the strawberry. It’s not fake, but it’s light and candy like. I would have liked a little bit more strawberry that’s redder. It’s refreshing and thirst quenching. Might be better light. Needs more umph.

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4160 tasting notes

So I ordered a build-your-own sampler with a sachet of every flavored oolong that Seven sells. This is the first one I’m trying, and I’m a “save the best for last” kind of person, so I chose a flavor that I wasn’t overly excited about. (My husband thinks that’s weird, by the way… XD)

The wrapper recommended 300 ml of water, but that seemed crazy to me given the amount of leaf in the sachet. I ended up using 16 ounces because it was almost a tablespoon worth of leaves, and oolong expands so much. The resulting brew has plenty of flavor, so no regrets there. The oolong is definitely on the floral side, which is not my favorite. Strawberry is there as well, though it’s quite mellow and light. I would say it’s on the candy side of things, but it doesn’t taste terribly artificial or anything.

It’s nice, but the floral presence is a bit strong for me. Definitely looking forward to trying some of the other flavors though.

Flavors: Candy, Floral, Silky, Smooth, Strawberry, Sweet

Preparation
190 °F / 87 °C 3 min, 0 sec 16 OZ / 473 ML
Courtney

I do the same thing with saving the best for last! I really thought this was common? I do it with food and other things as well haha!

Martin Bednář

Who doesn’t “save the best for last”?

ashmanra

I save the best for last! Isn’t that how we all end up hoarding our favorite tea as well? Ha ha!

Cameron B.

Ha ha right?! I can see in some cases it probably doesn’t make sense, like with food if you’ll be full by the time you get there ha ha. But I have heard of people who do the reverse and always eat/drink the best one first! I guess it’s my inner hoarder lmao.

Leafhopper

I do this too with most things, including food and tea! Isn’t that why dessert comes last?

Roswell Strange

I’m also typically a save the best for last person ;)

Cameron B.

Savers unite! :P

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16584 tasting notes

A perfectly serviceable cup of tea! I’m getting really used to the base oolong that’s used across all of Seven Teahouse’s flavoured oolongs and it honestly compliments all of these flavours really well. The strawberry was sweet yet floral – no complaints to be had. I think I just wasn’t quite in the mood for an oolong on the day I drank this. Definitely a me thing, not a tea thing.

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