Developing a deeper appreciation for the world's second most popular beverage
Categories: Oolong tea, Tea reviews
Tags: formosan teas, ten ren, tung ting jade oolong
Post date: January 9, 2009
Comments: 4 comments
For Christmas, my friend Li gave me a can of Tung Ting Oolong Tea (also known as Jade Oolong) by Ten Ren. It was my introduction to green oolong teas – oolongs which have received very little oxidation.
Categories: Oolong tea
Tags: Beginner's Guide to Tea, caffeine content of tea, camellia sinensis, chinese teas, formosa fancy silvertips, formosan teas, Oolong tea, tea health, ti kuan yin, tung ting jade oolong, wild-grown tieguanyin, wu yi
Post date: January 7, 2009
Comments: 4 comments
Can’t pick an oolong from a green tea? This quick introduction to oolong tea (also known as wulong tea) explains what it is, where it’s grown, what its health benefits are, and much more.
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