
Da Hong Pao: A Guide to China’s Famous Oolong Tea
Discover Da Hong Pao, China's legendary rock oolong tea. Learn about its rich history, unique roast profiles, and how to brew the perfect…
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Oolong sits between green and black tea: the leaves are partly oxidized, rolled or twisted, and often roasted. The result ranges from light, floral and creamy to dark, toasty and mineral. Good oolong can be steeped many times, each infusion tasting a little different.
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