Tea

Oolong Tea - Alert Without Jitters 14/11/2009 22:42:00 Walter Kirckl Font size: Oolong Tea (web photo) Oolong tea is not merely tasty, but its flavenoids also mobilize one's inner energy. As various ancient Chinese legends have described, the name oolong means "Black Dragon" or "Black Snake." One of these stories describes how a tea plantation owner had such a fright after glimpsing a black snake that he wouldn’t go near his already picked tea leaves for several days. When he finally and carefully ventured back to collect the leaves, moisture and the sun had done their work—oxidation had taken place. Frugal as he was, ... Read Full Story

Darjeeling is so synonymous with black tea but our purpose is to share and educate our followers and readers about exotic Darjeeling’s. We would like to introduce you to a green tea variety that I found to be most exotic of all Darjeeling’s. This tea is called “Emerald Green” because of the prominent deep green color it carries all through the steeps. This is a picking from a small family owned garden called” Gopaldhara”. Gopaldhara is tucked high up as 2121 meters above sea level in the Mirik valley of Darjeeling District. An estate that comprises of 172 hectares of gentle hills planted with ... Read Full Story

Oolong tea is a a traditional Chinese tea. It is very good. It comes in many flavor varieties. It is most popular hear in the states for being a weight loss tea. It is also known as WuLong slimming tea. The Chinese have used oolong tea for years for weight loss, weight management, digestion aid, and a general cure all. Oolong tea is so named by the way it is processed and scented. When researching, I found that all tea comes from the same plant, Camellia sinensis. Different teas look and taste different because of the way they are processed. So, if you are ... Read Full Story

I'm grateful to finally find a source of organic decaf green tea and I look forward to trying the other teas in this catalog. The organic mission of this company is really inspiring.Get more detail about Organic Decaf. Green Loose Leaf Tea. Read Full Story

Omni Tea, Darjeeling, First Flush Omni Tea, Darjeeling, First Flush Most veteran tea tasters agree that First Flush Darjeeling tops their list of favorite black tea. The first crop harvest of the year, known as first flush, commands the highest price of all Darjeeling tea. Each year the best of the first flush is often pre sold to buyers in Germany and Japan and is rarely if ever tasted by American tea drinkers. The distinctive flavor and aroma of Darjeeling tea cannot be reproduced anywhere else in the world, as its unique character is fully dependent on several factors; microclimate , harvest season, soil, ... Read Full Story