Prized for its milky scent and taste, our Milk Oolong is produced by hand in the Fujian Province of China, within the Prefecture of Quanzhou. These hand-rolled leaves are a rich olive-green color and brew up into a beautiful golden liquor. This relatively new cultivar of tea has a distinctive mellow, buttery flavor. Cups Per Package This luxury Milk Oolong tea is carefully blended and packaged by hand in a reusable tin or a resealable kraft bag. Our 4 oz. tin or kraft bag makes approximately 40 cups of tea. Our 8 oz. kraft bag makes approximately 80 cups. Ingredients Oolong tea (Origin: Fujian Province, China) Tasting Notes Soft and buttery, with a creamy mouthfeel, floral and vegetal notes, and a lightly acidic finish. How To Brew Milk Oolong Use 1 level teaspoon per 6 oz. water. Heat water until briskly steaming (not boiling). Steep for 2 - 3 minutes. This tea will easily handle multiple infusions. To prepare Milk Oolong, we recommend that you use a teapot, tea infuser, or tea filter. These brewing methods give the tea leaves enough room to expand as the tea steeps, resulting in a richer, more flavorful cup. Like many oolong teas, Milk Oolong can be infused many times over. Milk Oolong Caffeine Content Oolong tea contains a moderate amount of caffeine, less than half as much as coffee per cup. Milk Oolong Benefits Oolong tea boosts energy, helps with focus, and supports digestion. More About Milk Oolong While oolong teas have been produced for hundreds of years, Milk oolong is a relative newcomer to the world of tea. Milk oolong originated in Taiwan, and is also sometimes referred to as Golden Lily tea. While our Milk Oolong is grown and harvested in the Fujian Province of China, it continues a rich tradition of milk oolong-style teas. Our Milk Oolong is made up of tightly rolled tea leaves with a rich, intoxicating aroma. While Milk Oolong brews up clear with a light, golden hue, it has a distinctive milky taste with floral notes and a tangy, buttery finish. Like many oolongs, our Milk Oolong can be infused more than once, with the flavors changing and developing over time. Because Milk Oolong can be infused multiple times without losing its distinctive taste, it’s a great tea to enjoy over the course of an afternoon, allowing you to savor the subtly different flavors of each infusion. Whether you’re a long-time oolong lover or are just looking for something new, our Milk Oolong is sure to hit the spot! FAQs What's the difference between milk oolong and oolong milk tea? Milk Oolong and oolong milk tea may sound like the same tea, but they may refer to different things depending on who you ask. Milk Oolong is an unflavored oolong tea with a milky, buttery taste. Oolong milk tea, on the other hand, is usually used to refer to a type of boba or bubble tea. This tea has an oolong base, to which milk, sweetener, tapioca pearls, and other ingredients are typically added. What does milk oolong taste like? Milk oolong has a creamy, buttery taste, with a slightly floral character and a hint of acidity. Like many other oolong teas, milk oolong is partially oxidized, which gives it a medium body and a deep golden color. Can you add milk to oolong tea? Milk oolong has a creamy, milky flavor all on its own. In most cases, we recommend enjoying oolong teas on their own, since they have a more delicate flavor and lighter body. But, if you enjoy taking your tea with milk, there’s no harm in adding a splash to your oolong tea to see how you like it! How long should you steep milk oolong tea? We recommend steeping milk oolong tea for two to three minutes. Like other oolong teas, you can infuse milk oolong tea leaves multiple times.
