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Milk Oolong Tea
Milk oolong, also known as silk oolong, is a type of Taiwan oolong tea. It is reputed for its special milky silky texture. There are many versions about the origin of its unusual characteristic. A legend goes that long time … Continue reading
Kung Fu Tea Sets
Oolong tea is ideal to be steeped in Kung Fu style. Here, the term of Kung Fu means the skill gained from practice. Brewing oolong in Kung Fu style will not only bring out the best flavor of tea leaves, … Continue reading
Guangdong Oolong Tea
Guangdong, a province in the south of China, is regarded as the third most important oolong tea production areas in China, after the Wuyi and Anxi of Fujian province. Guangdong is the home to Fenghuang Dancong oolong tea which is … Continue reading
Mei Zhan Oolong Tea
Mei Zhan oolong, also known as Mui Jim oolong, is one of the most famous Anxi oolongs from Fujian Province, China. Mei Zhan oolong has thick twisted leaves with slightly dark red in color. The brewed tea has a dark … Continue reading
Oolong Tea Helps Cure Dysentery
Can oolong tea help cure dysentery? The answer is yes. Oolong tea has been used in China to treat dysentery since ancient times. Modern research found that polyphenols in oolong tea help cure dysentery. Polyphenols can ease bowel movements and … Continue reading
Oolong Peach Bloom
Ingredients: 2 tbsp oolong tea leaves 2 cups peach nectar (Do not have peach nectar? Find how to make it here.http://www.ehow.com/how_5854849_cook-pear-nectar.html) 1 cup mint 1/2 teaspoon vanilla 3 tbsp sugar 4 cups water Directions： 1. Boil the water over low … Continue reading
Pear and Sake Oolong Tea
Ingredients: 1 cup pear juice 1/4 cup sake 3 teaspoon oolong tea leaves Directions： 1. Mix the pear juice and oolong tea leaves in a pot. 2. Cook over low heat and bring to a boil. 3. Cover and let … Continue reading
Household Cleaner Oolong Tea
Of course you can throw your used oolong tea leaves. But is there any use of these used leaves? The answer is yes! They can be household cleaner! First of all, you have to dry your used oolong tea leaves. … Continue reading
White Radish Oolong Tea
White Radish tea tastes good and it is particularly for coughs. Note that the flavor of radish is quite strong so just use a small piece of it. Ingredients: 1 piece of white radish, peeled and sliced 2 teaspoon of … Continue reading
Ben Shan Oolong Tea
Ben Shan oolong, also known as Anxi Ben Shan oolong (sometimes translated as original mountain or source mountain oolong), is one of the Anxi oolongs which comes from Anxi County of Fujian province, China. Ben Shan has a similar taste … Continue reading
