White Peach Oolong Tea

Not too peachy, and not a fake peach, which was my problem with the Adagio. This one seems to be a soft blend and is enjoyable steeped light or heavy.

this tea is very subtle sweet. i love oolong and th epeach flavour is perfect fit.

My first adventure with hot peach tea was an herbal that was far too peachy for me, or my peach loving relatives. I picked up this one in hopes some oolong would help balance it, and I prefer a white peach over a yellow one any day.

The steep time for this in the instructions was a lot longer than I expected—up to 8 minutes. That makes me happy because that’s usually how long it takes me to drink the cup. ^^

The peach in this is pretty strong (a bit of citrus shows up the longer you steep this), but like I hoped, the oolong tames it down. Now, that doesn’t mean I can out-rightly identify where the oolong is hiding, but I have faith I like this tea because of it’s influence somewhere in this flavor profile. For those expecting an oolong-tasting tea, this is not the tea for you. However, if you’re after a peach flavor that doesn’t make your ears tingle, I give a thumbs up.

A little mild for my taste, it’s definitely on the more subtle end of the tea spectrum.

Great tea to have on a summer afternoon! I’m thinking it would also make a delicious iced tea…

The peach aroma and flavor is really strong— so strong I can barely pick out the “oolong-ness”. That aside add some sugar to bring out the sweetness of the peach and you should be good to go…

Light and fruity tea with a pleasant aroma that’s not too cloying. Makes an excellent iced tea, too!

Mmmm….warm….

MY LOG ENTRIES WILL BE VERY SPARSE FOR THE NEXT 3 WEEKS — I’M GOING ON A TRIP! G Now, this cuppa is good, but I like the coconut mango bagged oolong by Stash better. Next cup will be yerba mate or ginkgo, to get me going on chores with an actual functioning brain. Adios!