Tea type
Oolong Tea
Ingredients
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Flavors
Butter, Creamy, Floral, Roasted, Salt, Vegetal, Dry Grass, Flowers, Grass, Hay, Mineral, Forest Floor
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Average preparation
200 °F / 93 °C 2 min, 45 sec 10 oz / 295 ml

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  • “Wow, this was a pleasant surprise. I got this at the Oriental Mart nearby, and decided to get some to see if it was any good. It was, and it is a good light oolong. The package doesn’t say what...” Read full tasting note
    87
  • “Whoa, this is a surprisingly decent Thai Oolong tea for the price. I picked up a box of 20 individually wrapped tea bags for $1.89, on sale at 99 Ranch Market. In the past, when I’ve purchased tea...” Read full tasting note
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From Traditions/Good Young Co.

*Semi-fermented oolong tea

*Tea leaves are shaped as tightly packed balls.

*Golden and bright yellow tea liquor.

*Mellow and sweet taste

*Full body with the natural fragrance.

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Wow, this was a pleasant surprise. I got this at the Oriental Mart nearby, and decided to get some to see if it was any good. It was, and it is a good light oolong. The package doesn’t say what type with the exception of it being from Taiwan. Every time I’ve had it, it’s had a slightly different taste. It’s a medium roast, but at first I could have sworn it was like a Jin Xuan. Later on, it was more like a Li Shan, but a little more floral and less salty.

Steeping is very forgiving for this and it changes over time. At three minutes, it’s light, vegetal floral, and a little creamy, but at five minutes, it’s more buttery and almost nutty with the same profile as before. I can steep it again at least once. This matches the descriptions that I’ve seen of Li Shan, and most of the others that I’ve had were way too light and salty. This one is flavorful and still simple. I’d probably introduce people to oolong with this one because the steeping is so forgiving. Even more experienced drinkers might at least appreciate it.

I might up the rating later since it’s so good yet so cheap, but it definitely works for my college setting.

Flavors: Butter, Creamy, Floral, Roasted, Salt, Vegetal

Preparation
Boiling 3 min, 0 sec 8 OZ / 236 ML
K S

I have tried a few tradition/Good Young Co. teas. I have found all of them to be surprisingly good for cheap tea. If you see the strawberry black, grab it. I think you will not be sorry.

Daylon R Thomas

Good to know! Thanks!

Yei Wei Yeh

This is Sophia from the Good Young. Co. Taiwan.
We’re pleasure to know that ppl around the words like our productions.
If anyone have any interesting about us even want some business corporation.
Welcome to visit our website as below:
http://goodyoung.servehttp.com/

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Whoa, this is a surprisingly decent Thai Oolong tea for the price.

I picked up a box of 20 individually wrapped tea bags for $1.89, on sale at 99 Ranch Market. In the past, when I’ve purchased tea for this cheap, it’s been pretty awful, but I’m so glad I tried again. This tea is totally decent! For the super cheap price, I’d even say it’s excellent.

I poured the contents of two tea-bags into my strainer basket, and brewed a delicious cup, followed by 2 re-steeps.

The flavor is similar to much more expensive Thai oolong teas I’ve recently enjoyed from Steepster Select, although maybe not quite as complex. I enjoy the mineral, floral, and grassy notes, as well as the natural sweetness I expect from Oolong teas from Thailand.

The tea has a few stems, but is mostly tightly rolled leaves. During the second brewing, the whole tea leaves unfurled beautifully.

I’m going back to 99 Ranch to buy another box (or 3) of this awesome deal.

Flavors: Dry Grass, Flowers, Grass, Hay, Mineral

Preparation
195 °F / 90 °C 3 min, 0 sec 2 tsp 12 OZ / 354 ML

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