Hsintungyang Taiwanese Formosa Tung Ting (Cold Summit) Oolong (Wu Long) Loose Tea - 2 Oz

Binding: Unknown Binding
Brand: TheIndianFoodStore Teas
Ingredients: Taiwan dong ding (cold summit) oolong (wu long) tea
Label: TheIndianFoodStore Teas
Manufacturer: TheIndianFoodStore Teas
Publisher: TheIndianFoodStore Teas
Studio: TheIndianFoodStore Teas

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Product DescriptionRoasted Dong Ding Oolong Tea is a semi-fermented tea. The blackish green tea leaves are shaped as tighly packed balls, golden and bright yellow tea liquor, light floral fragnace with mellow and full bodies taste.

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Tung Ting (Dong Ding) is a high mountain in Nantou County, Central Taiwan. Its oolong tea is rolled with a light, distinctive fragrance
As with most Taiwanese Oolongs, the frangrance and taste of this tea is wonderfully sweet, the infusion is amber in color
Give them a try for both their wonderful taste and all oolong tea's benefit!
Nt Wt 2 Oz, Product of Taiwan, Great tea in an attractive tin!
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