Oolong Teas: More Oxidized
Brewing Guide
4 to 5 grams
In a 180 ml tea pot
90°C - 95°C
50s per infusion
Yu Gui Oolong
£8.50 – £16.50
From the crevasses of Wuyi mountain, this Wuyi Oolong tea has a notable hint of buttery pie crust and a sweet finish that echoes the crisp caramel on a crème brûlée.
Description
If our Wuyi Shuixian (our other Wuyi Oolong tea) and Honey Orchid Phoenix (one of our Phoenix Oolong teas), were to produce a love child, it would be this Yu Gui Oolong.
Hand-plucked in the Wuyi mountains, these long, dark strands of oolong tea leaves produce a strong, full-bodied beverage with an amber hue with honey fragrance and a delicious, natural sweetness reminiscent of brown buttery pie crust and the crisp caramel on a crème brûlée.
The leaves invite you to re-infuse them multiple times with fresh hot water, and with each infusion you’ll experience new nuances of flavour emerging.
This is a luxuriously smooth, aromatic and roasty brew that will comfort and fortify you.
OXIDATION:
STRENGTH:
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Oomph
Full-Bodied
Settling
Warming
Caramel
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Honey Orchid Phoenix
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