Name: Milky Oolong - Taiwan Mountain Oolong
Brand: So Tea
Price: 18.9 SGD
Availability: InStock

Taiwan High Mountain Oolong

An incredible high-mountain Jinxuan Oolong that boasts a creamy aroma with hints of apricot, light toffee, and fruitiness alongside the classic floral undertone.

Our fragrant, high-quality Jin Xuan leaves from Taiwan grow in farms at altitudes between 3700 to 4800 feet above sea level. Unlike the typical milky Oolong scented with milk flavoring, this premium quality high-mountain Jin Xuan Oolong is harvested in early spring. Aromatic essence permeates the entire leaf during its unique fermentation process - a sophisticated quality control procedure is put in place for this tea to ensure the highest quality is delivered to you!

Ingredients List:

Taiwan high-mountain Jin Xuan Oolong.

Brewing Guide:

1 tea bag, 8 oz / 250 ml spring / filtered water at est 80 degrees C. 3- 5 min.

This lovely tea can be brewed several times.

Size

15 tea bags

100 tea bags

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Mike Lie...

The entire drinking experience is very smooth. The taste of tea is there but it's never bitter at all. Furthermore there's a sweet after - taste which I really like. I would pair this tea with my favorite Bah Kut Teh :)

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Dr Han We...

I am working in financial line, got to watch out the stock most of the time, sometimes tend to be stressful. One of my friend recommended this brand, I am not crazy with strong bitter taste stuff, tried out this " Unwind". Its not bad though, especially when I am working alone, I like the natural aroma of this chamomile tea with a hint of mint in it, feels relax, also feel easier to focus on things... It should be a good choice for people just like me that do not like bitter strong taste.

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Emily Lau

It is a nice cup of tea I would say, not that expensive though, but I do like the quality of this green tea, the color does really tell a difference, have not gotten such fresh Japanese tea since I left Japan... yummy....