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“I’m revisiting this one today! It is very, very odd for me to pick an oolong, or really any non-black tea, for breakfast – but this was calling my name. It was a good choice too! I love the first...” Read full tasting note
“I’m having a cup of this now and am enjoying it quite nicely. At least for my tastes I really like the flavor of the oolong – it’s not too strong but is still very flavorful and the orange isn’t...” Read full tasting note
“Apparently I’m drinking this. Liz got a sample from Kristin and shared a cup with me. I can’t taste the slightest hint of orange, here. But for me, that’s a good thing. This is a pretty good oolong...” Read full tasting note
“I am starting to wonder if any of the teas from this company are actually flavored. This one tastes like an okay cup of oolong, and that’s about it. Thankfully, I don’t mind oolong and am enjoying...” Read full tasting note
This great orange infused Oolong tea is great hot or cold.
Ingredients: Chinese Dark Oolong, Dried Orange Pieces, Orange Essence
Steep for 3 to 4 Min
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I’m revisiting this one today! It is very, very odd for me to pick an oolong, or really any non-black tea, for breakfast – but this was calling my name. It was a good choice too! I love the first infusion with its sweet biscuit-esque thing it has going on. I was a bit heavy handed with the milk though so it isn’t as good as it could be. I’m looking forward to more tasty infusions today!
I’m having a cup of this now and am enjoying it quite nicely. At least for my tastes I really like the flavor of the oolong – it’s not too strong but is still very flavorful and the orange isn’t fake or over the top or distracting and seems to be the oolong’s faithful companion or maybe partner in crime…regardless – they work! The orange works in the background…it’s just yummy. There isn’t much more to say. The coloring of this oolong is a cool tan/brown and very clear.
Thumbs up!
Apparently I’m drinking this. Liz got a sample from Kristin and shared a cup with me.
I can’t taste the slightest hint of orange, here. But for me, that’s a good thing.
This is a pretty good oolong to be getting used in a flavored tea.
You know, I thought it was better oolong than it should be too. Tasty. Just, y’know, not what was advertised…. so odd.
Yeah, so it took me a while to get the pun. I have no excuse. Except the whole morning thing. I kept thinking that they were just using orange as a verb, as in “we will make you slim with the power of ORANGE”
Is that… a verb in that sentence?
I was rephrasing for clarity!
Thanks for the feedback. I will try to think of a new name to not give the wrong impression. I was wanting an Oolong with a slight orange (not too much hence the name) I also shoot for not using the name flavored as an apology for selling a low quality tea to start with.
Ah. it was presented to me as a flavored tea, so I went tasting it as if it were. It was definitely a very good oolong.
I am starting to wonder if any of the teas from this company are actually flavored. This one tastes like an okay cup of oolong, and that’s about it. Thankfully, I don’t mind oolong and am enjoying the change from some of the exotically flavored teas in my cupboard, but this isn’t what I was expecting. Even concentrating, I can’t detect any orange in this “blend” at all.
Yeah, I was saddened by those samples. Luckily they were free.
FREE SAMPLES!? Where can I get some FREE SAMPLES!? LOL
Yeah, and obviously they were free to me too- but I’m not sure I’d take any more of them for free anyway. I have too much good tea in my life.
Free Samples: http://www.jadeteapot.com/shop/pages.php?pageid=8
Are you sure you want them? :)
If they are FREE…lol…I’ll try and remember to NOT order this one tho! LOL
LOL I like how Jim ended up with the cuppa!
My daughter came by today and started brewing this tea up. At 3 infusions, the orange begins to shine through. At four infusions, the taste changes to a Japanese green tea. This tea has multiple personalities! She did all this in my Chatsford, which I have NEVER done, because I thought the leaves needed more room..but once again her fearlessness shines through with tea:) She began brewing at 3 minutes and increased each subsequent brew by one minute.
