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Tea Story
This Oolong Tea Discovery Collection allows you to explore the wide range of flavours within this sought-after tea category. Oolong is an exceptionally enjoyable tea that is gaining popularity due to its wide range of complex flavours. Oolongs range from fresh and floral to thick and woody, with a variety of sweet and fruity teas in between. Oolong tea hails from the mountainous Fujian province of China. During the 19th Century, Taiwan - which is located off the coast of Fujian - began producing oolong tea. Taiwanese oolongs have become as highly regarded as oolongs from Fujian.
This Discovery Collection provides a great way to explore multiple oolongs and discover your personal favourite.
Good sensations trying these teas in thier natural leave forms.
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Oolong discovery pack
Tuesday, 15 August 2017 | John
A most interesting selection. The Taiwanese ones were particularly good
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Oolong discovery
Tuesday, 8 August 2017 | Christine
Each of these teas are lovely, love them all, great idea to be able to try without having to buy a full pack.
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Great service, fine teas
Monday, 13 February 2017 | David
This collection of oolongs was a revelation to me. I am used to dark, roasted oolong, but these are so different and so varied, with complex aromas and taste sensations, which develop and change with successive brewing. The milk oolong is wonderfully chocolaty and the Guan Yin beautifully flowery, almost like a jasmine, likewise the Four Seasons and Dong Ding, with added sweetness. The Ginseng oolong has a subtle, liquorice-like taste on the side of the tongue, which is also very pleasant. I would recommend this collection as an introduction to fine oolongs and the service is excellent.
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Dangerous
Tuesday, 31 January 2017 | Sam
This does what it says. Great intro to some different styles of oolong. Great fun. Great price. Dangerous for your wallet as you're guaranteed to find something you'll want more of!
