One of our few blended teas, this orange blossom oolong tea is sharply floral on the first pour before the oolong leaves open and the flowers settle down. By the third steep they meld into a milky sweet orange tea that is very unique.
Feel like notes of creamsicles anyone?
**Like all our teas, there are no added flavors, colors or chemicals in this tea. All flavors are completely natural and chemical-free!**
Elevation: 300m
Status: Agrochemical Free, Uncertified
Cultivar: Jinxuan
Oxidization: 25%
Season: Spring 2020
Method: Hand picked, processed on site, very small batch
Region: Rueishuei, Hualien
Recommend Brewing Style:
Gong Fu Style: 3-5g per 100ml, ~100C water, 30, 45, 60 then add 5-10 seconds steeps in gaiwan. Lasts 4-5 steeps.
Western Style: 3g per 100ml, ~95c water for 3 minutes. Lasts 2-3 steeps.
This tea is as good as it sounds. Creamy and soothing with bright citrus notes, I'm definitely going to need to order more before too long.
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M.
My comfort tea!
I absolutely adore the Orange Blossom Milk Oolong! After a cup or two, the tea becomes a comforting, sweet, creamy brew. I find myself reaching for it whenever stressed. Most flavored teas I've not enjoyed.... but this one hits it over the top. I hope Mountain Stream Teas never stop carrying it!!
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E.
Yummy tea
I am usually not a big fan of blends, and was a bit disappointed by the Gardenia oolong. But this orange blossom oolong tea is a jewel. Multiple infusions will each disclose different aspects: first the floral notes, before a more sweet/creamy flavor. Love it!
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C.
I love it!
I really enjoy drinking this tea. It has a bright orange flavor that is well complimented by a creamy follow-up.
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D.T.
Special blend find
You really don't see too many orange blossom blends with greener oolongs online, which is a shame because the flavors naturally compliment each other. This is very green, immensely floral, and pleasantly sweet o. Its own. The dryleaf smell is incredible and the jin xuan's texture was as smooth as expected, but I'll admit that the first brew gong fu or western was a little bit too floral for me with 3 grams. The middle steeps were the best. I'd recommend this as an Earl Grey replacement for lighter drinkers.
