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| Brand: PierMall Teas
Category: Grocery
Buy New: $6.99 (On sale from $14.99)
New (3) from $6.99
Avg. Customer Rating:  38 reviews
Sales Rank: 427
Country: China
Ingredients: 100% Oolong (wu long) Tea
Media: Misc.
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.9
Dimensions (in): 7.8 x 2.8 x 5.8
EAN: 6901118701008
ASIN: B000G1PAC6
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Customer Reviews:
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 Fine Ooolong (Wu Long) Tea March 15, 2007
19 out of 19 found this review helpful
Sometimes I feel like I've been on a diet forever. Of course, I haven't been -- I've been on and off one or another, then back again.
I don't believe any tea is a wonder cure for everything, but I find tea helpful in managing my appetite, my stress levels, and outlook on life. I drink this Oolong tea, really enjoy it, and suspect it helps me feel less hungry in the midafternoon.
I've heard it's rich in anti-oxidants, and promotes the burning of fat. It may well be. I've lost bodyfat and weight -- but, again, I believe the result are due to a combination of factors that includes regular exercise, counting calories, and taking time to for a deep breath and a warm cuppa.
Wonderful Chinese Tea March 8, 2007
6 out of 7 found this review helpful
This tea is fabulous! And what a great deal! I will be buying more of this tea! It is better than green tea!
Lucky Eight Vintage Oolong tea! January 3, 2007
57 out of 60 found this review helpful
This is a very good stronger oolong tea, which is especially good for those who love iced tea, who are used to black tea and don't like the pungent grassy taste of green tea. The tea is amber color, with a very nice taste and delicious sweet aftertaste. When you prepare it right, you won't get the bitterness, ususally associated with black tea.
Oolong tea is widely drunk in Fujian China, and Japan. And it becomes more and more popular all around the China. Oolong has so many different other names: Wu-Lung, Wu-long. It is really the same thing, just different pronunciation from different parts of China (Mandarin, Taiwanese, or Cantonese). The premium oolong can be extremely expensive, most for its fragrance, color, sweetness (where to grow or when to pick). It can cost over $200 for just 1 oz (you won't see them out of China though). But if you are really for its healthy benefit, this is an excellent tea.
I usually prepare two cups per tea bags. Here is how I prepare in office (use hot water from hot water in water machine):
First cup: steep the tea bag with in first cup for 2-3 min and save the tea bag (pull it out of water or take it out).
Second cup: you may steep the tea bag as long as you wish. The bitterness is completely gone from the second cup, only the sweetness lingered, with a hint like the sweetness licorie.
For iced oolong tea: I just prepare one cup of oolong tea with 5-7 min steeping time and add ice cube.
I usually use this oolong tea bags in office, so you don't make mess, at home, I have been drinking Wuyi Oolong (Wu Long) Tea loose tea(B000A2KJ7M). Just simply add 1 pinch into cup and add boiling water, or prepare it with a tea pot for the whole family. It is excellent every cup!
I have been drinking oolong tea at least 4-6 cups per day during the past holiday season, with meal or anytime I want to eat snack... To my delight, the pant size is drop one whole size!
The package is a beautiful blue box with a legend story about tea on the back of the package..
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