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Oriental Beauty Oolong Tea

$24.90

Estimated delivery between September 10 and September 12.

WEIGHT 50 g (1.76 oz) 100 g (3.5 oz) 250 g (8.81 oz)

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Oriental Beauty tea, also known as Dongfang Meiren, is a renowned and unique loose-leaf oolong tea from Taiwan. According to legend, Queen Elizabeth II of England tasted this exceptional Chinese tea and was so captivated by its exquisite taste that she named it "Oriental Beauty." The tea leaves are partially fermented, resulting in a clear, bright yellow tea liquor with a rich, sweet, and mellow taste.

Flavor & Aroma Notes: Sweet, fruity, with honey and floral undertones.
Health Benefits: Energizing and may enhance metabolism. Calorie free.
Caffeine Level: Moderate.
Pairs Well With: Dim sum, light appetizers, and fruit-based desserts.

Cell Health

Enhance Mental Clarity

Aid Digestion

Tea Nutrition Facts (per 100ml)

Antioxidants (Tea Polyphenols) 80mg

40%

Relaxation Index (L Theanine) 5mg

25%

Caffeine 16mg

38%

Oxidation Level

70%

Fruity Aroma

50%

Oriental Beauty Oolong Tea

$24.90

How to Steep

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Recommended tea sets: Gai Wan or Teapot

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3-7 Gram

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194-212 °F

120-240ml 1:30 Water

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20 Second

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More than 10 Steepings Of 3 gram

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Direct from the Origin

Oriental Beauty tea is meticulously crafted using traditional methods. The tea leaves are hand-picked from high-altitude tea gardens in Taiwan, ensuring the highest quality and flavor. The unique production process, involving partial fermentation, gives this tea its characteristic taste and appearance. The leaves are withered under natural sunlight and then oxidized to the perfect degree, preserving their multicolored appearance and rich aroma.

Grinding Tea (Niancha Tu), Liu Songnian (Southern Song Dynasty, 1155–after 1225)

History & Craftsmanship of Oriental Beauty

Oriental Beauty tea has a rich history and cultural significance. It is traditionally produced in the Hsinchu region of Taiwan, where the unique climate and terroir contribute to its distinctive flavor. According to legend, its name "Oriental Beauty" was given by Queen Elizabeth II of England after she tasted the tea and was enchanted by its exceptional taste. This tea has been cherished for centuries and continues to be a symbol of high-quality Taiwanese oolong tea, celebrated worldwide for its unique flavor and exquisite appearance.

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Withering

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Tossing

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Fixation

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Rolling

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Oxidation

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Drying

FAQs

All our tea is sourced from China, directly from their original regions. You can refer to our “Direct from the Origin” section for more details. We work closely with local farmers and tea factories to ensure that every leaf meets the highest standards.

The storage time for tea can vary depending on the type and how it is stored. Generally, tea can be stored for:

Green Tea: Up to 6 months to 1 year.
Black Tea: Up to 2 years.
Oolong Tea: Up to 1 years.
White Tea: Up to 1 years, often longer.
Pu-erh Tea: Up to 2 years, sometimes improving with age.
Herbal Tea: Up to 1 to 2 years.

To ensure the best flavor, it is recommended to consume the tea as soon as possible after opening. To maximize the storage time and maintain the quality of your tea, store it in a sealed container away from direct sunlight, moisture, and strong odors, preferably in a cool, dry place. Proper storage is essential for preserving the flavor and freshness of your tea.

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Standard Shipping: 2-5 business days
Expedited Shipping: 1-3 business days

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