Organic Oolong Qilan
Organic Oolong Qilan is a premium loose-leaf tea grown in the pristine mountains of Fujian, China. This tea has a smooth and complex flavor profile with notes of orchid, honey, and toasted oats, and a lingering floral finish. Oolong tea is somewhere between green and black tea, with medium oxidization.
Caffeine Content: Medium
Flavor
Oolong Qilan is a tea that has a very complex flavor profile. With floral, fruity, smokey, and earthy notes, this tea is sure to provide a delicious experience.
Ingredients
- Organic Oolong:Â Oolong tea has many health benefits it is known for. One of its most popular is for its aid in weight loss. Oolong has been known to help boost metabolism and burn fat quicker. In addition, it assists in regulating blood sugar levels which decrease cravings and help control appetite.Â
Instructions
Add 1-2 teaspoons of tea to 8 oz of boiling temperature water
Let the tea steep for 5-7 minutes
For best results, use filtered water (water can really affect the taste of the tea if it is not filtered)
Readings
Original: $5.95
-70%$5.95
$1.78
Description
Organic Oolong Qilan is a premium loose-leaf tea grown in the pristine mountains of Fujian, China. This tea has a smooth and complex flavor profile with notes of orchid, honey, and toasted oats, and a lingering floral finish. Oolong tea is somewhere between green and black tea, with medium oxidization.
Caffeine Content: Medium
Flavor
Oolong Qilan is a tea that has a very complex flavor profile. With floral, fruity, smokey, and earthy notes, this tea is sure to provide a delicious experience.
Ingredients
- Organic Oolong:Â Oolong tea has many health benefits it is known for. One of its most popular is for its aid in weight loss. Oolong has been known to help boost metabolism and burn fat quicker. In addition, it assists in regulating blood sugar levels which decrease cravings and help control appetite.Â
Instructions
Add 1-2 teaspoons of tea to 8 oz of boiling temperature water
Let the tea steep for 5-7 minutes
For best results, use filtered water (water can really affect the taste of the tea if it is not filtered)
