Dongaao Oolong Tea

Main Note: Lemon Apricot

The Dongaao Oolong, also known as blue tea, is very subtle and exquisitely deep. This blend of rare teas of high quality (Chinese Oolong, Golden Black Tea, Pi Lo Chun Longkou) is enhanced with a lemon-apricot flavor. It also contains lemon peel, basil, and carrot.

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Preparation Instructions

Steeping time
2-4 min

Brewing temperature
80°C

Time of day
All day

Dosage
12-15g / L

Composition

Ingredients:

Chinese Oolong, lemon peels, carrot, natural flavor, China Golden Black Tea, basil, Golden Yunnan OP black tea.

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Lemon Oolong tea: a lively and aromatic tea

In this blend of rare teas, the woody character of Oolong pairs perfectly with the bright and full-bodied notes of lemon and the fruity sweetness of apricot. The delicate vegetal flavor of Golden Black Tea and Pi Lo Chun Longkou rounds out this aromatic palette. This lively and fruity tea evokes lemon liqueur. Its notes of basil and lemon blossom transport us to the gardens of Sicily!

The benefits and virtues of lemon Oolong tea

Naturally rich in minerals, vitamins, and antioxidants, Oolong and black tea help fight cellular aging. Regular consumption may prevent heart disease and improve brain function. Oolong tea is a semi-fermented product that's very beneficial for intestinal flora. Its properties are further enhanced by the presence of lemon and basil.

Some tips for a perfect tasting of lemon Oolong tea:

To release all the tea's flavors, steeping time is crucial! Be sure to follow the description on the package carefully.
Use pure or filtered water, it should be neither too hard nor too soft.
The choice of teapot is also important: depending on its material, a teapot will reveal flavors differently. There are two types: "memory" teapots (made of clay), which retain the taste of the teas brewed in them, and "non-memory" teapots (made of cast iron, porcelain, or glass).
In summer, dare to enjoy it iced! Let your tea steep for 45 minutes in room temperature water to extract all the flavors.

How to prepare lemon Oolong tea?

For optimal tea tasting:

adjust the water temperature (80°C ideally);
respect the recommended steeping time (between 2 and 4 minutes depending on desired intensity);
measure your tea using a tea ball or non-chlorinated filter;
steep your tea with a cover: the aromas will be preserved.

How much lemon Oolong tea?

To enjoy a balanced aroma, proper dosage is important:

For one cup: use one teaspoon (about 3g) of tea in your tea ball.
In a teapot: use 4 to 5 teaspoons (12 to 15g) of tea per liter of water.

What is the ideal steeping temperature for lemon Oolong tea?

Heat your water to an ideal temperature of 80°C (the water should simmer but not boil).

When to drink lemon Oolong tea?

This lively and aromatic tea is ideal for starting the day, with its dominant citrus note bringing freshness and energy. Low in theine, it can also be enjoyed in the evening, after a meal.

The benefits of loose lemon Oolong tea

Packaged loose in its zip bag, lemon Oolong tea preserves all its qualities, with the delicate tea leaves being better protected. Protected from oxidation, it maintains its freshness and flavor longer. And for even better preservation, opt for a tea tin!

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Published on Oct 12, 2023 at 12:53 pm

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Quite surprising for a tea (Translated review)
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top quality perfume (Translated review)
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Published on Oct 27, 2021 at 12:19 pm

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A pleasant tea to drink at lunchtime or in the early afternoon. (Translated review)