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Stash Tea Coconut Mango Oolong 18ct. from $ 2.00 In Stash's Coconut Mango Oolong, rich mango flavor combines with sweet, fresh coconut to produce a tea that bring to mind a day at the beach. Enjoy a bit of the island life with Stash's Coconut Mango Oolong.Oolong is between black and green tea in taste and color. The best oolong tea in the world grows in the mists and fertile ground of the Wuyi Mountains of China's Fujian Province. Stock Status : In 7 Stores 
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Adagio Teas Jasmine Pearls Tea (6 Boxes of from $ 8.49 Oolong tea from the Fujian province of China infused with the delicate scent of the night-blooming jasmine flowers. If you enjoy jasmine tea, we urge you to try the sublime taste of its well-made varieties. Our 'Jasmine Suite no. 12' is an exotic Dragon Phoenix Pearl tea, comprised of intricate jasmine-infused pearls. Each pearl combines two delicate leaves and an unopened bud. When added to water, the pearls majestically unfurl, releasing their delicate scent and flavor. A spellbinding treat... Stock Status : In 6 Stores
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Dynasty Oolong Tea, 16-Count Packages (Pack of 12) from $ 1.88 100% Natural Individually Sealed for Freshness Oolong Tea is the famous tea of China renowned for its refreshing qualities. Stock Status : In 3 Stores
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Prince of Peace Organic Oolong Tea -- 20 Tea Bags (Prince Of Peace) from $ 1.92 Prince of Peace Organic Oolong TeaPrince of Peace Organic Oolong Tea is also known as Wu Long Tea. Oolong Tea is from the Anxi District of Fujian China which is named as The Magical Village of Oolong Tea. Oolong is semi-fermented combining the best qualities of black and green teas. Stock Status : In 12 Stores
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Revolution Tea Dragon Eye Oolong Tea, 20-Count Foil Wrapped Teabags (Pack of 6) from $ 33.00 Oolong teas are semi-fermented and fall somewhere between a green and a black in intensity. The color is a golden brown and the smoky floral flavor finishes clean and smooth. Dragon eye oolong begins with the finest quality oolong tea available. This smooth, well-rounded elixir blends smoky Chinese oolong with safflower, peach and apricots. Stock Status : In 2 Stores
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Prince of Peace Organic Oolong Tea -- 100 Tea Bags from $ 5.40 Stock Status : In 2 Stores
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Prince of Peace Premium Oolong Tea 100 Bags
USD 4.74 Prince of Peace Premium Oolong Tea 100 Bags - Premium Oolong Tea from Prince of Peace is 100% natural tea. Oolong tea is semi-fermented, combining the best qualities of black and green teas. Prince of Peace Oolong Tea is completely handpicked and delightfully aromatic with a mild flavor and bright golden color. It also offers a large number of health supporting benefits with a history of use going back over 1,000 years. Known for its antioxidant properties, oolong tea can be helpful in the fight against free radicals. 
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Prince of Peace Organic Oolong Tea 100 Bags
USD 4.98 Prince of Peace Organic Oolong Tea 100 Bags - Organic Oolong Tea from Prince of Peace is USDA certified organic. Also known as wu long tea, oolong tea is semi-fermented, combining the best qualities of black and green teas. Prince of Peace Oolong Tea is completely handpicked and delightfully aromatic with a mild flavor and bright golden color. It also offers a large number of health supporting benefits with a history of use going back over 1,000 years. Known for its antioxidant properties, oolong tea can be helpful in the fight against free radicals.
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Prince of Peace Organic Oolong Tea -- 100 Tea Bags
USD 4.98 100% Natural Individually Wrapped Oolong Tea is from the Anxi District of Fujian, China, which is named as "The Magical Village of Oolong Tea." Oolong is semi-fermented, combining the best qualities of black and green teas. Prince of peace Oolong Tea is completely hand pick, delightly aromatic with a mild flavor and bright golden color. It also offers a large number of health benefits with a history of use dating back 1,000 years. Oolong Tea is known for its antioxidant properties which can aid in combating free radicals that can cause cell damage. Recent scientific research has investigated green tea's benefits toward maintaining cardiovascular health, strong immunity and proper cellular tissue growth.Typically, a cup of green tea contains on average about 20 mg of caffeine.
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Premium Oolong Tea, 100 Tea Bags, (2 g) Each
USD 5.01 Wu Long Tea The D'Oolong 100% Natural Individually Wrapped Made in China Oolong Tea (also known as Wu-Long Tea) is from the Anxi District of Fujian, China, which is named as The Magical Village of Oolong Tea. Oolong is semi-fermented, combining the best q
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Adagio Teas Organic Peach Oolong Tea -- 10 Pyramid Bags
USD 4.67 The darker, more oxidized oolongs of Taiwan are known for having very lush, playful flavors. Deeply floral, honey and juice, it's not uncommon to have a lovely cup that's almost like a succulent slice of peach. Why not let the tea play with some actual peaches? This Peach Oolong is truly an inspired treat. Fragrant and sweet like a perfectly ripe fruit, with a smooth astringency and lingering floral aroma. So very harmonious, indeed. Please, be a peach - try this oolong!
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Formosa Oolong Tea 2 lb Bag
USD 17.50 Oolong tea gets its name from the Chinese wu-lung, which means, "Black dragon" and it represents a cross between green and black tea. Gaining more and more popularity in the US, once you try it, Formosa Oolong tea might quite possibly turn out to be your new favorite! This full, refreshing tea has a fruity-sweet aroma and a flavor to match. Formosa Oolong teas are produced in Taiwan, next to China, and they produce the largest quantity of Oolong in the world. Leaves are plucked as the sun rises and then are laid out to wither in the hot sun. The leaves may be intentionally bruised slightly to stimulate the fermentation process. Tea artisans that are waiting for the perfect blend of red and green leaves watch over them carefully. The leaves are then dried, expertly graded and passed through strict quality control for packaging. Give your body something refreshing and rejuvenating while
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Whole Leaf Organic Oolong Tea 18 Bags by Uncle Lee's Tea
USD 4.09 Whole Leaf Organic Oolong Tea 18 Bags - Uncle Lee's Whole Leaf Oolong Tea is a partially oxidized green tea that has qualities of both green and black tea. An oxidizing process called withering allows the tea to soften, releasing enzymes that darken the tea leaves when exposed to air. This unique tea delivers antioxidants and soothes the senses with a delicious taste and delightful aroma.
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Formosa Oolong Tea 1/2 lb bag
USD 9.79 Oolong tea gets its name from the Chinese word wu-lung, meaning "Black dragon," because it represents a cross between green and black tea. Formosa Oolong teas are produced in Taiwan, and they yield the largest quantity of Oolong in the world. While still growing, the leaves are sometimes intentionally and slightly bruised to stimulate the fermentation process. Tea artisans that are waiting for the perfect blend of red and green leaves watch over them carefully. Leaves are then plucked as the sun rises and are laid out to wither in the hot sun. The leaves are expertly graded and passed through strict quality control for packaging. Gaining more and more popularity in the US, Formosa Oolong tea might possibly turn out to be your new favorite! This full-bodied, refreshing tea has a fruity-sweet aroma and flavor to match. Give your body something rejuvenating while enjoying a flavorful cup
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Numi Tea Iron Goddess of Mercy, Full Leaf Oolong Tea, Loose Leaf 16 oz bag
USD 38.31 Legend has it the ancient Goddess of Mercy appeared to a humble farmer guiding him to nurture and care for a single tea sprout that would bring his village prosperity. From the Fujian province, China, the dark emerald green leaves that are 50% oxidized are tightly wound and unfurl imparting a smooth body and sweet finish. Its aroma is reminiscent of toasted grain and dried figs.
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Bai Hao Loose Leaf Oolong Tea, 100g Bag
USD 29.00 Oolong is truly the most complicated tea to manufacture. In the world of gourmet tea, no other tea amazes and fascinates as much as this one. In the Far East, she is known as the Champagne Oolong. Bai Hao is not only extraordinary by flavor, but also for the way it is made. According to a Chinese legend a farmer left his tea garden because he was too preoccupied with a different business. His tea garden was left unattended, and while he was gone his garden was attacked by a large number of green flies called leafhoppers. When leafhoppers chew on those juicy tea buds, they deposit a tiny amount of saliva. This oolong tea has the highest level of oxidation, which transforms the saliva and tea chemicals into honey-sweet fruity flavors. Nevertheless, the farmer processed the tea leaves as he could not afford to lose his tea harvest. Bai Hao became so fashionable that at that time, 33 lbs. of this tea were equivalent to the price of a house in Taiwan The name "Oriental Beauty" came from Queen Victoria. When she tasted it for the first time, she was astounded by its beauty and taste. Bai Hao was awarded the Silver medal in the World Food Exposition held in England around 1960. Making Bai Hao oolong tea takes a lot of skill. It is a very tedious work to only select and pluck the leaves attacked by green flies which appear during June to July. Not only does the tea garden have to be maintained without using pesticides, but it also needs a lot of good luck to get this tiny insect down. The farmer has to keep his tea garden as natural as possible with the hope that green flies will return each year. This specific choice was selected from a garden in the Fujian Province of China and it won the Gold Medal in the Hangzhou International tea competition, and the Silver medal at Shizuoka, Japan. All our packaging is 100% recyclable and biodegradable, made of paper and non-toxic soy ink. We would like to make sure that you pay for quality tea, and nothing more.
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Choice Organic Teas Organic Oolong Tea -- 16 Tea Bags
USD 3.97 Choice Organic Teas works closely with our international growers in countries across the world, including China, India, Japan, Sri Lanka, and Tanzania to create organic teas known for outstanding character and clarity of flavor. We rely on simple, pure ingredients, strict organic guidelines, and an ethics-driven Fair Trade philosophy. Oolong teas are partially oxidized. This process creates a flavor between green teas (not oxidized) and black teas (fully oxidized). Oolong enthusiasts appreciate the lingering, mellow flavor. Oolong TeaAfter plucking, the leaves are lightly bruised and briefly oxidized to create a subtle, mild-tasting organic tea. Ours has a gentle earthiness and a delightfully aromatic character.
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Formosa Green Dragon Oolong Tea 2 lb Bag
USD 87.80 Green Dragon is a smooth and aromatic Taiwanese oolong tea and is greener than most. Lighter in color in both the leaf and liquor, the Green Dragon Oolong is oxidized for a shorter period of time then the darker oolong teas. This makes for an entirely different character, a lighter, delicate flavor with a hint of floral undertones. Green Dragon has a medium body and a fantastic lingering after taste. The beautifully executed tightly hand-rolled leaves expand to reveal a bud and two leaves that can be brewed several times, with each infusion creating a new experience. Green Dragon Oolong naturally has very little caffeine, but boosts a superior green tea flavor. This is nothing less than a masterful creation that combines the elements of nature and old-world attention to detail. Taiwan, formerly known as Formosa, is known as the world best producer of the treasured Oolong teas and we
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Ecofriendly Twinngs China Oolong Tea ( 6x20 BAG) By Twinngs
USD 27.07 Even the most casual food shoppers have probably noticed the increased quantity and variety of organic products available and they vary from food to detergent, cosmetics and many more.Maybe you're wondering what all the fuss is about? Are organic products healthier? Are they safer? Are they worth the extra money if they cost more than conventional products? How are they compared to all other products and tastes?Well, by selecting Twinngs China Oolong Tea ( 6x20 BAG) you already got the answer for all these questions Save On Twinngs 6X 20 Bag China Oolong TeaOolong Teas, Hybrid Between Black And Green Tea. A Slightly Sweet And Delicate Tea With A Reddish Color.: Kosher(Note: This Product Description Is Informational Only. Always Check The Actual Product Label In Your Possession For The Most Accurate Ingredient Information Before Use. For Any Health Or Dietary Related Matter Always Consult Your Doctor Before Use.)
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Traditional Oolong Tea Silkenty Pyramid Tea Bags-15-Tea Bags
USD 3.49 From the Manufacturers Label: Fresh flush of tender leaves and buds. Handpicked from lush high-mountains, nurtured by the golden morning sun and pure rainwater. Pan roasted to an age-old traditional method. Celebrate Oolong Tea once reserved only for the Chinese emperors. - Pure Oolong Tea - 15 Tea Bags - Moderate caffeine - Immerse tea bag for 3 minutes We are proud to share with you the new unrestricted silken pyramid tea bag. Coming from generations of master planters, dedicated to the fine art of tea, we find this new treasure will revolutionize the tea experience. We have carefully filled these silken infusers with premium ingredients real leaf teas, whole buds and flowers, natural herbs, exotic spices and real fruit pieces. Each blend speaks of perfection and delivers maximum enjoyment. Indulge and find yourself left satisfied beyond your comprehension. Brewing Instructions: Place the sliken pyramid tea bag in a large cup or pot. Bring freshly drawn cold water to boil. Slowly fill the large cup or pot and let it steep. Remove the tea bag and enjoy. Manufactured by Ceylon Tea.
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2011 NEW FALL SILVER AWARD TAIWAN HIGH MOUNTAIN GREEN TEAS-Random Green Tea,Oolong Tea -Taiwan High Mountain the Highest Quality and the Best Taste Tea, the Climate and Geography of the Region are the Keys to Taiwan High Mountain Oolong Tea's Exquisite Taste. Less Astringent with a Subtle Fruite Note, and Sweeter Than Other Type of Hand-Picked Oolong Tea. Taiwan's Oolong Tea Benifits From Several Natural Factors. 150g /Bag . Gurranteed Made From The Youngest Tea Leaves . Direct From Taiwan High Mountain Tea Farmers' Field. Not Sold in Store.The Only Place Here You Can Enjoy the Best High Mountain Teas.(FREE TEA STORAGE TIN,RANDOM ASSORTED PACKAGE)
USD 29.95 The best way of making Oolong Tea is to use an unglazed teapot and spring water. Pour boiling water into teapot and cups to heat them first. Then empty , fill Oolong Tea into teapot , pouring hot water , pour the water out after 3 seconds, do not drink them, the step as known " Awakening the Leaves " to open and release the favour. then, refill hot water into teapot and let it steep for 60 seconds before pouring it into cups. Now the preparation of Oolong Tea is complete,and the leaves are ready for multiple infusions. For each additional refilling add an extra 10 seconds before pouring it to cups for taste. The teapot can be refilled at least for 5-7 times. For stronger tea, let the tea steep longer. A cup of Taiwan's Oolong tea is a true delight. Delicate and fruity in flavour, Taiwan's High Mountain Oolong tea is a premium Oolong tea of superior taste with a pleasant, golden yellow colour. Oolong tea from Taiwan also known as Formosa Oolong tea is regarded to be the finest in the world. Famous among all the varieties and considered to be among the best teas in the world, Taiwan's high mountain Oolong tea takes its name from the Central Mountain range of Taiwan. Rather than denoting a single mountain, the name high mountain teas refers to an area comprising of 18 peaks. Enveloped in a sea of fog for parts of the year, which rolls in over the valleys and peaks, as the sun soaks up the moisture in the vegetation, high mountain is a beautiful area of scenic greenery. Its unique geographical features and climate make the Taiwan region ideal for growing Formosa Oolong tea. Although at high altitudes the growing season is very short, the extreme fluctuations in day and night temperature, moisture and the heat of the first rays of the sun contribute towards the delectable taste of all mountains tea. Oolong tea is known for its full bodied flavour and aroma, ranging from green and floral to dark and roasted with many notes between.
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Uncle Lee's Imperial Organic Oolong -- 18 Tea Bags
USD 4.42 Introducing our new line of teas - Imperial Organic. What does imperial mean? It means royal quality of organic degree in teas available today. Our Oolong Tea (Camellia Sinensis) is a partially oxidized green tea that has qualities of both green and black tea. Packed with antioxidants, Oolong Tea is rich and robust in flavor. Certified organic and kosher, every batch is carefully hand inspected to ensure goodness and purity. Taste the Uncle Lee's difference!
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The Tao of Tea Osmanthus Oolong, 8-Ounce Bags (Pack of 2)
USD 24.62 Gui Hua (pronounced "gway hwah") is the Chinese name for the fragrant osmanthus flower, which blossoms in the Phoenix Mountain area during tea season and is used in scenting this oolong. In the final stages of processing, the leaves are baked with fresh osmanthus blossoms “heat-infusing” the tea with the flower’s fragrant essential oils.
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Prince of Peace Organic Oolong Tea 100 tea bags
USD 8.09 Oolong tea (also known as Wu Long Tea) is from th Anxi District of Fujian, China , which is named as The Magical Village of Oolong Tea. Oolong is semi-fermented, combining the best qualities of black and green teas. Prince of Peace Oolong Tea is completely hand pick, delightly aromatic with a mild flavor and bright golden color. It also offers a large number of health benefits with a history of use dating back 1,000 years. Prince of Peace Organic Oolong Tea is grown in certified organic tea plantations in China.Place one tea bag in a 6 fl. oz. cup, add boiling water and let it steep for 3-5 minutes before drinking. Sweeten to taste.
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2011 NEW FALL SILVER AWARD TAIWAN HIGH MOUNTAIN GREEN TEAS-Random Green Tea,Oolong Tea -Taiwan High Mountain the Highest Quality and the Best Taste Tea, the Climate and Geography of the Region are the Keys to Taiwan High Mountain Oolong Tea's Exquisite Taste. Less Astringent with a Subtle Fruite Note, and Sweeter Than Other Type of Hand-Picked Oolong Tea. Taiwan's Oolong Tea Benifits From Several Natural Factors. 150g /Bag . Gurranteed Made From The Youngest Tea Leaves . Direct From Taiwan High Mountain Tea Farmers' Field. Not Sold in Store.The Only Place Here You Can Enjoy the Best High Mountain Teas(w/Free Tea Storage Tin)
USD 29.95 The best way of making Oolong Tea is to use an unglazed teapot and spring water. Pour boiling water into teapot and cups to heat them first. Then empty , fill Oolong Tea into teapot , pouring hot water , pour the water out after 3 seconds, do not drink them, the step as known " Awakening the Leaves " to open and release the favour. then, refill hot water into teapot and let it steep for 60 seconds before pouring it into cups. Now the preparation of Oolong Tea is complete,and the leaves are ready for multiple infusions. For each additional refilling add an extra 10 seconds before pouring it to cups for taste. The teapot can be refilled at least for 5-7 times. For stronger tea, let the tea steep longer. A cup of Taiwan's Oolong tea is a true delight. Delicate and fruity in flavour, Taiwan's High Mountain Oolong tea is a premium Oolong tea of superior taste with a pleasant, golden yellow colour. Oolong tea from Taiwan also known as Formosa Oolong tea is regarded to be the finest in the world. Famous among all the varieties and considered to be among the best teas in the world, Taiwan's high mountain Oolong tea takes its name from the Central Mountain range of Taiwan. Rather than denoting a single mountain, the name high mountain teas refers to an area comprising of 18 peaks. Enveloped in a sea of fog for parts of the year, which rolls in over the valleys and peaks, as the sun soaks up the moisture in the vegetation, high mountain is a beautiful area of scenic greenery. Its unique geographical features and climate make the Taiwan region ideal for growing Formosa Oolong tea. Although at high altitudes the growing season is very short, the extreme fluctuations in day and night temperature, moisture and the heat of the first rays of the sun contribute towards the delectable taste of all mountains tea. Oolong tea is known for its full bodied flavour and aroma, ranging from green and floral to dark and roasted with many notes between.
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