TwinPeak - All Natural Organic Oolong (Wu Long) Tea - 100 Individually Wrapped Tea Bags (7 Oz)

Product Description:

Our Organic tea comes from mountain top gardens tended by traditional methods. These selected special pristine tea gardens where no preservatives or chemicals are used. In these tea gardens master planters nurture tea bushes with natural organic biomass and loving care. Only these tea gardens are used for Twinpeak tea. Organic oolong tea is a semi-fermented variety, representing a mid-range of the qualities of black and green teas and displaying a certain balance and harmony. Oolong tea is delightfully aromatic and a very appropriated healthiest beverages. Twinpeak tea will provide you with the finest tea. This tea packed in unbleached tea bag paper gives a good healthy drinking enjoyment.
Product Details
  • Feature:
  • 100 % all natural organic oolong tea, grown under the standards of the Natioal Organic Program of USDA. Certified by BCS Oko-Garantie.
  • Oolong tea is a traditional Chinese tea which has been enjoyed for many centuries in China. It becomes even more popular in Asia, since Japanese research shows that daily consumption of Oolong tea (3-4 cups) is effective in the control of body weight.
  • Oolong tea is a partially-fermented tea, beween green tea (unfermented) and black tea (fermented). The antioxidants in green tea are believed to reduce the risk of cancer and cardiovascular disease
  • Packed in unbleached tea bag paper
  • Binding: Misc.
  • Label: TwinPeak
  • Manufacturer: TwinPeak
  • ProductGroup: Grocery
  • ProductTypeName: GROCERY
  • Publisher: TwinPeak
  • Studio: TwinPeak

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Customer Reviews

WHAT A GREAT TEA2008-04-06
I HAVE ALWAYS LOVED HAVING TEA WITH MY CHINA MEAL, NOW THAT DOES NOT HAPPEN WHEN YOU EAT OUT. SO I BRING THE CHINA FOOD HOME & MAKE MY TEA & WOW IT TAKES ME BACK TO GREAT MEMORIES & TIMES. LOVE THIS TEA!!
ELIZABETH BARRIOS
NEW ORLEANS, LA
Great Tea!2008-04-05
This tea does curb my appetite by giving me a tiny tummy ache. Oh, well, whatever it takes! Thanks Amazon!
Oolong Tea or Colored Dirty Water?2008-02-12
The box looks nice, tea bags looks ok. Until you open the tea bag envelope....

Any familiar roasting tea or fresh tea fragrance? Nope! just some faint strange smell. Don't ask it remind me of what!

Put in a tea cup, add the fresh boil water, what do you get?
Dirty water! Why? lot of ground tea pieces flow out of the tea bag. No hole on the tea bag, so don't ask me why!

Light pale water, darken by the tea pieces, even after 5 min steep. The hot water enhance the strange smell. Even so, I sipped once out of curiosity, and spit it right out.

You call this Oolong tea? Laugh out loud!
Awful Tea2008-02-11
Oolong is one of my favorite teas. When I saw the chance to buy it organic I was very interested. The farily good recommendations sold me on it to the point that to save on shipping I purchased 200 bags. It does not taste anything like the Oolong I am used to drinking at Chinese restuarants and other brands that are much tastier and aromatic. The aroma is off for Oolong and the tea tastes like hot water with an off taste.Using two bags to a cup doesn't help. The other folks giving this tea high marks obviously never had Oolong tea before.
Taste2008-01-13
The taste was off for oolong tea. The longer it steeped the stronger the off taste became..
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