Da Hong Pao Oolong Tea Loose Leaf

$4.00 – $78.90

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Description
Indulge in the exceptional taste and aroma. This tea is meticulously cultivated and produced, providing an unforgettable experience. Also known as "Big Red Robe", it is a highly sought-after and respected oolong tea in China. It's remarkable quality and rich history make it a luxurious choice for tea enthusiasts, and its popularity has even helped boost local economies and entice tourists to the beautiful Wuyi Mountains.
Seize the chance to taste this remarkable tea - it's worth every penny!
Ingredients: oolong tea
Origin: Fujian Province
Brewing
Modern Method
Use a teapot or mug with infuser.
Water Temperature: 90°C (194°F).
Brewing Time: 3-5 minutes.
Steps:
- Place 1-2 teaspoons of tea leaves in an infuser.
- Steep and enjoy.
Oolong tea is great for multiple steepings.

 

Traditional Method (Gongfu Cha)
Preferably to brew in Yixing clay teapot or porcelain gaiwan
Water Temperature: 85-95°C (185-203°F).
Brewing Time: 20-30 seconds for the first infusion.
Steps:
- Rinse and warm the teapot/gaiwan and cups.
- Add 1-2 teaspoons of tea leaves.
- Rinse the leaves briefly with hot water.
- Brew and pour into cups
- For every additional brewing extend steeping time by 10-15 seconds.

 

Iced Tea
When preparing loose leaf iced tea, measure 3 teaspoons of tea for each 8-ounce glass.

Note: Steep multiple times to uncover different flavor profiles.
Adjust brewing time and amount of dry leaves to your personal preference.
SKU: 02-LNG-005-002
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Thomas H.
Da Hong Pao Loose Leaf Chinese Oolong Tea

Da Hong Pao loose tea is fantastic. I had it once and now need it in my life. Delicious tea. Light, aromatic and complex flavor. Got mine and immediately made some. Fantastic.

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Dima P.
Da Hong Pao Loose Leaf Chinese Oolong Tea

Such a majestic tea! The rich, aroma and smooth, complex flavor are presented. For me, it’s a perfect example of a classic Da Hong Pao