OOLONG | Jade Jasmine Oolong Tea

Jade Jasmine Oolong tea

This Jasmine Oolong tea is a must for any Oolong tea lover to try. They say the finest Oolong Teas come from Taiwan. In this tea blend, we have taken a quality Taiwan Oolong tea and blended it with its perfect pairings. That includes the soft floral notes of midnight picked Jasmine tea flowers from Fujian region in China. Also in it are natural fruit pieces like Mango, strawberry, and pear. Together they will give you the delightful finish in the cup.

The brewed cup of this Jade Jasmine Oolong tea has orchid notes from the fine Oolong tea leaves and the natural sweetness of the Jasmine flowers. And the finish notes are slightly fruity. So if you like Oolong tea for its goodness and would like to try a more lighter finish tea to enjoy this is an excellent blend.

 

Blended tea Ingredients:

This tea consists of Taiwan oolong tea, green tea, mango & apple & strawberry & peach pieces, and jasmine & safflower petals.

How to Steep it

Ideal steeping is 3-5 minutes at 84 C. It’s best not to use boiling water for this Jasmine Oolong tea. The reason for this is to not extract excess tannins from the tea. This prevents masking its naturally sweet flavors. Using boiling water with any Oolong can make it taste slightly bitter so it’s best not to do so.

To enjoy this tea hot, at one teaspoon of loose leaf tea for every 12 oz. (350 ml) of water. Let it steep for 2-3 minutes in 84 degrees C water.

To enjoy it as an iced tea, add two teaspoons of loose leaf tea into your infuser for 9 oz. (263 ml) of water. Let it steep for 2-3 minutes in 84 degrees C water.  Add any desired sweeteners while it’s hot. Once steeping has completed, pour it over ice and enjoy!

 

How is Oolong tea different from other types of teas?

Many people don’t know that Green teas, Oolong teas, white teas, and black teas are made from the same Camelia Sinensis plant. The difference between them is that Oolong tea is partially fermented, black tea is fully fermented, and green tea is unfermented. Oolong is one of the favorite types of tea leaves in Asia.  Also, health practitioners prescribe Oolong tea to people suffering from various illnesses in Asia.

GROSCHE Safe Water Project

Each year 280 million people die each year from unsafe drinking water. As a social enterprise and certified B Corp, it’s our mission to reduce that number. That’s why for every 100 grams of this tea sold, we provide 50+ days of safe drinking to people in need around the world. You can find some of our water filtration systems in South Sudan, the Philippines, and Pakistan to name a few. Learn more about our safe water project here.