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Oolong is best described as halfway between green and black tea, which gives it a unique, full-bodied flavor and aroma. It is partially fermented; after picking, the leaves are alternately exposed to sunlight and bruised in bamboo baskets. Oolong Tea has a number of health benefits, including calming effects and weight loss.

Spring Time Zen
Spring Time Zen is a lightly oxidized oolong that exhibits characteristics of both green tea and Oolong tea. The long, twisted emerald-colored leaves provide a fresh, clear green and delicate infusion with fresh flowery notes of lilac and lily. Spring Time Zen is
a Taiwanese specialty oolong.

$
17.00    
Orange Flower Oolong  ORGANIC
Clarify the mind and calm the senses with sweet orange essence, delicate jasmine, soothing lavender and an exquisite organic oolong tea. lf once isn‘t enough, you can infuse these leaves up to three times.

$
7.75    
Iron Goddess of Mercy
lron Goddess of Mercy (Ti Kuan Yin),the famous Qolong tea with leaves as black and as rich as iron`,is a variation on the name for the Chinese Goddess of Mercy, Kuan Yin. How the two became synonymous with one another began, like many stories, with a
legend. lf you're curious, ask your favorite infusion tea barista!

$
13.00    
Yellow Sprig Oolong Tea
Huang Zhi Xian, or Yellow Sprig is crafted from the leaves of the Dan Chong bushes growing on the Phoenix Mountain of Guangdong Province in China. Typical of Dan Chong teas, it has a contradictory body and after taste. A coppery fruitiness fades into a savory pear flavor. The teas long unbroken leaves are hand twisted in processing.

$
9.00    
Monkey Picked Oolong
The most prevailing legend regarding the origin of this tea’s name holds that local monks convinced monkeys to climb the tall, wild tea trees and bring down the newest leaves growing on the treetops.  We like to think the pickers, reaching for leaves in precarious places, looked like monkeys in the trees. Either way, this tea is one of the few that holds up well to up to three infusions, and produces a rich golden liquor with a spicy aroma and semisweet aftertaste.

$
13.00    

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