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The main types of dark oolong tea fall into three large groups: Wuyi rock oolongs (Da Hong Pao, Rou Gui, Shui Xian), Guangdong Dan Cong oolongs (with aromas of orchid, honey and almond) and Taiwanese dark oolongs (Dong Fang Mei Ren)…

In the world of tea culture, some drinks are perceived more as a treat than as a health remedy. Milk oolong often falls into this category: just a fragrant little tea with a hint of cream, right? Yet behind this delicate taste lies …

When you hear the phrase “Chinese tea,” something infinitely distant and mysterious appears before your eyes. And if you add the word “oolong” to it, an unprepared person can be hit by a mild panic. In realit…

Imagine this: you brew a cup of fragrant milk oolong, smell its delicate creamy aroma and expect something special. But what will you actually get? A burst of energy like after an espresso, or, on the contrary, tranquility like afte…

If other oolongs can be compared to a delicate watercolor, then the famous Da Hong Pao oolong tea is a dense, deep oil painting. “Big Red Robe,” one of the most legendary teas of China, born in the mountain cliffs of Wuy…

There are teas you drink for energy, and there are those you drink for the soul. The famous Tie Guan Yin oolong tea, whose name is poetically translated as “Iron Goddess of Mercy,” confidently belongs to the second categ…

Imagine a tea that doesn’t just invigorate but gently brings focus to the mind and opens up room for thought. This is not a fantasy but a very tangible experience offered by the unique Gaba oolong. However, its magic is capric…

A scent reminiscent of warm cream or caramel and a delicate, enveloping taste — this is why millions of people around the world have come to love this tea. However, to experience true enjoyment, it is not enough to simply buy …