Oolong Tea

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Choosing oolong tea

Oolong is a partially fermented tea. Leaf oxidation, roasting and origin shape its character: different oolongs can have floral, fruity, nutty or roasted notes. Compare the descriptions of individual teas to find the flavour and intensity you enjoy. For flavoured oolongs and blends, check the ingredients — a creamy or fruity aroma may also come from added ingredients.

Brewing

Follow the recommendations on the packaging or in the product description for the amount of tea, water temperature and steeping time. Give tightly rolled leaves enough room to unfurl fully. After steeping, pour off the infusion or remove the infuser. If the tea is suitable for further infusions, follow its brewing guidance.

Storage

You can store tea in our resealable pouches. Close the pouch securely after each use and keep it in a dry, dark place, away from heat and strong smells. This helps preserve the tea’s flavour and aroma.

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