Wu Yi Shan Rock Oolong Tea (loose leaves)

Wu Yi Shan Rock Oolong Tea

Description:

Also called Yan Cha, grown in the Wu Yi Mountains, this tea has large partially-rolled leaves, a gentle roasted flavor, and warming woody undertones.

Fujian Province, China

Ingredients: Oolong tea. 

Packaging: Our loose teas are sold by the ounce and are packaged in food-grade resealable bags.

Size: 1 ounce

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Price
$6.45
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Pickup available at Findlay Market

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William Sandman
Great shop!!!

Great people, great service, great tea. Expensive but easily worth it

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Anonymous
Love this tea

It's a lovely tea with no bitterness and makes a great milk tea

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Nick Mikel
Wu Yi Shan Rock

The Wu Yi Shan Rock tea is great, it has an excellent earthy flavor and roasted notes on the nose.

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Lisa Bloomfield
Boston Tea Party - smokiness

This is a historic tea and one of the 5 teas on the manifest of the East India Trading Company on the ships in the Boston harbor, that were consequently dumped into the harbor on December 16th 1773 in the event that has now become known as the Boston Tea Party. It is a strong black tea with a smokiness that adds an interesting depth of flavor.

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Anonymous
Wu Yi Shan Rock Oolong

I was recommended this a few days ago by one of the staff because I was looking for something earthy. It's definitely got that earthy taste I was looking for and a very strong, deep roasted flavor that reminds me of dry wood. I'll definitely be buying this again!!

Originally published: October 1, 2020