Dragon Oolong Tea Bags
In China, the name Oolong translates into Black Dragon, inspired by the large, twisted leaves from which this tea originates. From the lush, misty hills of the Fujian province, oolong is famous for its flowery aromatics and lingering finish.
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Caffeine:
Oolong Tea has less than a quarter the amount of caffeine per cup than in a similar-sized cup of coffee. More about caffeine.
Steeping Instructions
Steeping Oolong tea is easy. Simply heat fresh, filtered water to a rolling boil. Then pour water over tea and steep for 3-5 minutes (if using tea bags) or 5-7 minutes (if using full-leaf.)
Ingredients
Oolong tea from China's Fujian Province
Calories
0
Country of Origin
China
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What our Citizens are saying about this great gift of the leaf...
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5 Stars |
Great for a teabag | September 07, 2012 |
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Kyle Latrobe, PA |
I found this to be a great Oolong tea. It's relatively strong in flavor for being from a teabag, though if you're a regular loose leaf tea drinking I can see how it could be perceived as a bit weaker. Overall, though, for a no-fuss, throwing-a-few-teabags-in-water-in-the-morning-at-work tea, this is a great Oolong for the job. |
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5 Stars |
Exactly what an Oolong should be | June 29, 2012 |
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A_Van Bailey, CO |
I've never taken well to flowery or fruity Oolong teas, and this lacks both of those traits. It is bold and strong; I use one bag for two cups of tea, each equally potent and tasty. It has a crisp taste that is as refreshing cold as it is hot. The best bagged Oolong that I've ever had and better than most that I've tried from Asian importers (and at a MUCH better price!). |
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4 Stars |
This is as strong as I want my oolong to get | April 22, 2012 |
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Katherine Novi, MI |
This is a strong, robust oolong, and as someone who consistantly enjoys lighter whites and greens, this is as bold as I like my oolong to get. Very enjoyable, but I don't find myself drinking it much in the summer, and often add a bit of honey. |
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5 Stars |
My Favorite Oolong | December 28, 2011 |
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Russ Durham, NC |
This tea is not as strong tasting as other oolongs, but it is delicious. The taste is woody and robust. I love this tea b/c it is not contaminated by fruity or flowery overtones as with so many other teas. This tea is very clean tasting and is an excellent companion to many dinner time foods. It is also an excellent post-meal tea. |
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Deb S Alexandria, MN |
always the skeptic on trying a new tea I really liked this one - smooth and tasty even when my cup got cold! |
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