Peach Blossom Oolong Tea Bags
This semi-oxidized oolong tea grown along winding mountain streams in China's Fujian province produces a cup with a bright flavor and pleasing flowery finish. The essence of spring peach blossoms complements oolong's natural fruity flavor.
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 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.)
Oolong tea from China's Fujian Province, orange blossoms and natural peach flavor
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Peach Blossom Uloong
Love this tea, it tastes like peaches, and is very smooth.
Oh My! I Love This!
Peach Blossom Oolong tastes like a luxury. I was skeptical about the flavor when I ordered but I am very overwhelmed with the delicious taste. It really has Peach tones and yet it is such a wonderful blend that even tea drinkers not craving peach will like it. The aroma is amazing and I want a second cup each time I have with this one. This was a new addition to my over three dozen Republic flavors and it will be a keeper. You will not be disappointed and you will be ordering more.
My new favorite!
I have had the ginger peach black tea and loved that, but wanted something i could sip in the evening. I came across the peach oolong and it has become one of my favorites. I love the flavor of oolong to begin with, but the peach and orange blossom add a brightness and a wonderful aroma. I’ve been drinking it iced, since summer has finally arrived in Portland. It is so good! I even made a batch to bring to work to share with co-workers. ...and now they’re all ordering this tea.
Hits the spot
I love peach or apricot tea during sunny days. The peach flavor is perfect and the oolong tea blends well. Both flavor are there but not overwhelming. A truly refreshing combination.
Peachy delight tea
really enjoy this flavor.
