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Types of Oolong tea

Black Tea
Black Tea

Oolong is neither a black tea nor a green tea; it falls into its own category of tea. Yet an oolong may end up with more black tea characteristics or more green tea characteristics depending on the direction the tea master takes in the processing of the tea.

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Green Tea
Green Tea

Oolong is neither a black tea nor a green tea; it falls into its own category of tea. Yet an oolong may end up with more black tea characteristics or more green tea characteristics depending on the direction the tea master takes in the processing of the tea.

source: teatulia.com
Oolong Tea
Oolong Tea

Oolong is neither a black tea nor a green tea; it falls into its own category of tea. Yet an oolong may end up with more black tea characteristics or more green tea characteristics depending on the direction the tea master takes in the processing of the tea.

source: teatulia.com
Pouchong Tea
Pouchong Tea

Origin of Pouchong Tea It is said that this oolong tea was brought over from Fujian Province, in China, in the 19th century along with tea producing techniques. Today, most Pouchong oolong tea is produced in Taiwan and it is among the most popular and finest teas on the island.

Pu-erh Tea
Pu-erh Tea

Pu-erh Tea has long been valued in Chinese herbalism for its vast benefits which include weight loss and cardiovascular benefits & reduction in cholesterol. Pu-erh Tea has long been valued in Chinese herbalism for its vast benefits which include weight loss and cardiovascular benefits & reduction in cholesterol.

Scented/Aromatized/Flavored Teas
Scented/Aromatized/Flavored Teas

Scented/Aromatized/Flavored Teas Long associated with afternoon tea and other Western traditions, Earl Grey is the best-known flavored tea in the United States. However, scented and flavored teas have been made in China long before they ever reached the West.

White Tea
White Tea

Oolong is neither a black tea nor a green tea; it falls into its own category of tea. Yet an oolong may end up with more black tea characteristics or more green tea characteristics depending on the direction the tea master takes in the processing of the tea.

source: teatulia.com
image: iherb.com
Yellow Tea
Yellow Tea

Oolong is neither a black tea nor a green tea; it falls into its own category of tea. Yet an oolong may end up with more black tea characteristics or more green tea characteristics depending on the direction the tea master takes in the processing of the tea.

source: teatulia.com
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