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OSULLOC 100% Korean Oolong Tea — Semi-Oxidized | 60g
OSULLOC 100% Korean Oolong Tea — Semi-Oxidized | 60g
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Why You’ll Love It
Why You’ll Love It
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Details
Brewing Method
Brewing Method
Immerse yourself in the rich and nuanced flavors of our 100% Semi-Oxidation Korean Oolong Tea. Sourced from the lush tea fields of South Korea, this premium oolong tea combines the best of both green and black teas through a meticulous semi-Oxidation process.
Key Features:
- Origin: Jeju Island, South Korea
- Processing: 60% Semi-Oxidation
- Appearance: Dark green, tightly rolled leaves
- Flavor Profile: A harmonious blend of floral and fruity notes with a hint of roasted grains
- Aroma: Fresh, flowery, and slightly fruity
- Health Benefits: Packed with antioxidants, supports digestion, boosts metabolism, and promotes relaxation
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Brewing Instructions:
- Amount: 2 teaspoons (3.6 grams) of tea leaves
- Water Temperature: 90°C (194°F)
- Steeping Time: 2 minutes
- Water Volume: 300ml
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