Vanilla Oolong

Tea type
Oolong Tea
Ingredients
Oolong Tea Leaves, Vanilla
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Bulk, Loose Leaf
Caffeine
Medium
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A slight hint of cream lingers in this sweet and musky cup laced with the seductive aroma of vanilla bean.

After finishing another family feast, you’re sitting at the dining room table, wishing you could have something to help you digest all that food! Everyone turns as the room fills with the sweetness of vanilla. And as if your wish was granted, you are presented with a cup of oolong. The addition of the sweet, creamy vanilla bean turned this cup of tea into a dessert.

Vanilla is the second most expensive spice after saffron, as there is extensive labour required to grow the seed pods. Despite this setback (or perhaps because of it), it is highly valued for its flavour, and is widely used in both the commercial and domestic spheres in baking, perfumeries, and aromatherapy. Here, vanilla adds roundness and rich character to the oolong, producing a distinctive, sweet taste

Oolong has been highly revered in China for centuries. To tea lovers and aficionados, these sophisticated teas represent the pinnacle of much that is exotic and captivating about Chinese tea.

Oolong teas undergo a partial oxidation, which can vary from 10-80% depending on the style of tea in each region to the wishes of the tea maker. This broad oxidation range brings a remarkable number of delicious teas with a range of styles and flavours. Our Vanilla Oolong is lightly-oxidized and hence on the aromatic side.

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