Oolong Tea Bags

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Product description Brewing Instruction Hot Brew Use 200 ml / 7 fl oz hot water, Steep for 1 minute before drinking. Cold Brew Use 500ml / 17 fl oz cold water, Steep for 8 minutes. How To Enjoy lt We recommend trying it cold Brew for the best experience 1. quick Brew (on-the-Go) Drop a tea bag into a bottle of ice water,shake it up, and steep for 8 minutes. 2. Fast Brew (Hot + Cold Combo) Steep the tea bag in 100ml hot water for 1 minute,then add 200-300ml of ice water to cool it down instantly. 3、slow Brew (Fridge Method) Place the tea bag in a bottle of water and chill for about 25 minutes. Tasting Journey Front Note -Bright roasted aroma with a light caramel-likesweetness, hinting at toasted grains. Middle Note -Roast mellows into a deeper, rounded sweetness with gentle returning notes. After Note -Clean and lasting, with a soft roasted echo anda refreshing sweet aftertaste. Review: My favorite tea - This is my favorite tea. I use this tea in tea ceremonies at Tai Chi promotions Review: Delicate and Buttery Oolong Tea - I’ve had oolong tea before, but this one is very different from any I’ve tried. I brewed it with hot water, and the resulting color was much lighter than expected. The flavor was smooth and buttery, not strong like the plain black teas I usually prefer. It didn’t get very bold, and the slight bitterness was likely because I steeped it slightly longer than recommended. Hot brewing only takes a few minutes, while cold brewing (for iced tea) takes a bit longer. Since I prefer hot tea, that’s what I reviewed. After tasting and researching true oolong tea, I suspect I’ve previously had an oolong/black tea blend. This tea looks and brews more like a green tea than a black tea. The tea bag design is unique—a pyramid shape instead of a flat bag, which allows better water flow and quicker infusion. It’s staple-free, so it should be microwave-safe. There are only 7 bags in the box, making them about $1.70 each (as of 01/08/26), which is on the pricier side for tea.