Name: Quangzhou Milk Oolong
Brand: Tealyra
SKU: 184-50-P
Price: 108.50 SEK
Availability: InStock
Rating: 3.6 (16 reviews)

Origen

China

Asia

Nivel de cafeína (mg/1g)

0

1-10

11-20

21-30

31-40

41+

Nutrition hechos

Dosis ml

Cantidad por ración

3

Calorías

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Descripción

¡Nuestro cremoso Milk Oolong es una lujosa delicia! Este oolong producido en China tiene una cremosidad indulgente, casi mantecosa, junto con el sedoso sabor a leche entera. Los oolongs de leche tradicionales provienen de las montañas Jin Xuan en Taiwán y tienden a tener un sabor a leche más suave. El Milk Oolong de Quangzhou se produce casi en su totalidad a mano. Después de cosechar el té, las hojas de té se lavan y se secan, y mientras aún están húmedas se cuecen al vapor durante un corto período de tiempo en una combinación de agua con leche. Quangzhou Milk Oolong tiene un aroma natural a leche pura, que solo aumenta su profundidad de rico sabor. Pruebe nuestro Quangzhou Milk Oolong caliente, helado o como base para un delicioso té con leche.

Hazlo a tu manera

preparados, listos, a infusionar.

Un gran punto de partida. Ajusta la intensidad a tu gusto.

011-1,5 cucharadas o 1 bolsaMide tus hojasPon el té en un infusor amplio o en una tetera.
0290°C200mlAñade el aguaVierte el agua sobre las hojas a la temperatura recomendada.
032 - 3 minDale un momentoDeja reposar el té y luego retira las hojas.
04Tu taza perfectaDisfrutaPruébalo primero solo y luego hazlo a tu manera.

Un pequeño consejo de infusiónLas hojas de oolong se abren despacio: infusiónalas dos o tres veces, alargando un poco el tiempo en cada ronda, y disfruta de cómo cambia el sabor.

Preparación:

Utilice 1-1,5 cucharadas o 1 bolsa de té por cada 200ml de agua. Calentar el agua a 90°C y dejar reposar durante 2-3 min.

Ingredientes:

Té oolong

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Samantha

Mayo 2025

[EN] Possibly the most delicious tea I have ever tasted. Floral, slight fruit notes, all soft and round and blended. Zero astringency. Leaves a soft floral aftertaste. AMAZING.

Wei Wu

Febrero 2024

[EN] Very enjoyable. Has a delight aroma and a milky taste. Definitely worth a try.

Lily

Noviembre 2015

[EN] I really like the taste of this tea. This is one of my favourite. I could not forget about it.

Sixlittleducks

Junio 2015

[EN] I have been a faithful drinker of Jin Juan milk oolong for years. I thought I would try Guangzhou Milk Oolong, just to see. I am VERY happy I did. This is a wonderful creamy, butter, milky oolong. It brews well, and I am able to brew the same leaves 3 times each, getting a distinct flavor from each brewing: all very good. My favorite is the 2nd brew! I will make sure this is always in my cupboard from now on.

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Sillybluecreature

Mayo 2014

[EN] Excellent milky tea. My favorite and better quality than the cheaper one on this site. Highly recomend

Mika Cajander

Junio 2024

[EN] Here is very mixed reviews.
For me this tea is nice. It is floral, refreshing but you can also smell and taste the lactose.

So dont expect milky, buttery sweet tea but floral tee with lactose. Is very nice tea

Tommaso Corà

Diciembre 2023

[EN] An incredibly intense and delicate aroma with sensations of creamy milk mixer with smoky tea aromas. Actually more pleasant to smell than to taste. In the mouth it returns less structured sensations, being more flat than what the smell would suggest. In short, more smoke and less substance. I'm glad I tried it, it is a very good thea, but Taiwanese Milk Jin Xuan remains my favorite Oolong milk.

Jerred Toews

Abril 2021

[EN] This tea doesn’t lose its flavour with multiple infusions, like some cheaper milk oolongs. The smell is of dulce de leche very intoxicating and heavy on the flavour, which is good! It’s not too much. I would Prefer tea with a bit more body to go with the lovely flavour and that’s the only reason for 4/5 . The flavour/smell was to die for!

Jayjayrimbowski

Enero 2024

[EN] Dry smell is very pleasant but doesn’t translate when brewed. Its ok. No surprise that it’s flavored. I’ll keep looking for true jin Xuan cultivar for milk oolongs. Not a terrible tea i get several steeps out of it.

Tony

Octubre 2023

[EN] I prefer Tealyra's other milk oolongs. I don't find the taste of this tea to be milky or buttery. Tastes more artificial (or maybe floral, if I'm generous) to me. I threw my bag away after the first taste. Love the organic milk Jin Xuan Supreme, though!

Anna

Agosto 2022

[EN] It's okay as for oolong, but it most definitely doesn't taste like milk oolong at all. This is very disappointing as I love milk oolongs and read some very positive reviews before buying. I shouldn't have ignored the critical ones as they very 100% true. This smells milky but when you actually make tea it has nothing to do with a typical milk oolong flavour.
The tea is fairly strong and gives off a lot of flavour on the second and third go, even though I typically don't do that with other oolongs as they become too subtle for my taste.

Melissa

Enero 2022

[EN] My experience of this tea is not aligned with the other reviews here. I find it very light, and not creamy and rich flavour. It tastes herbal. I wonder if the wrong tea was packaged as milk oolong?

Brian S

Marzo 2021

[EN] It's an okay tea. I agree that it doesn't taste like other milk oolongs. It is more floral with a berry after taste. Won't be keeping this in the rotation.

Patrick

Noviembre 2015

[EN] Honestly this tea appears to be scented. The floral flavors are not very natural tasting. I like many of the oolongs from this company but I would not recommend this tea for those looking for natural, subtle flavors.

Lindsey

Diciembre 2023

[EN] So disappointed that all of the milk oolongs from tealyra have either actual milk or "milk essence" added in. I used to LOVE this tea because I could have that milk flavour again but now it turns my stomach (I'm lactose intolerant and have IBS). Please bring back a dairy and additive free milk oolong ????

Arlo

Agosto 2020

[EN] I also found this tea really artificial tasting and smelling. And according to other sources its a myth milk oolong is steeped in milk, its simply a flavour descriptive like wine tasting of blackberries etc.