Homesick: Oolong Tea

 Homesick: Oolong Tea

Oolong created through a cycle including shriveling the plant under solid sun and oxidation prior to twisting and contorting. Most oolong teas, particularly those of fine quality, include novel tea plant cultivars that are solely utilized for specific assortments.






 Homesick: Oolong Tea







What Is Special About Oolong Tea

Oolong tea may not be also known as green or dark tea, however, it has comparative medical advantages. These incorporate advantages for heart, mind, bone, and dental wellbeing. Furthermore, it might help your digestion, decline your danger of creating type 2 diabetes and ensure against specific kinds of disease



Why is it called Oolong Tea?

It is said that the name 'Oolong' originates from the Chinese expression Wu Long which signifies Dark Dragon. Some actually allude to the classification as 'Wu Long' or 'Dark Dragon Tea Fujian is home to the Wuyi mountains and the Anxi County, both acclaimed for their oolong teas.




What’s Inside Oolong Tea

  • Calcium: 4%
  • Total Carbohydrates: 25 g
  • Vitamin C: 100 %
  • Calories: 90
  • Fat: 0 g
  • Cholesterol: 0 mg
  • Sodium: 10 mg



Oolong Tea







HOMESICK: OOLONG TEA


Enjoy the full-bodied taste of Homesick, our premium Taiwanese oolong tea! We make tea drinking easy at Us Two Tea. Buy now on our website

NOTES: 

• Melon & floral aroma
• Gentle grassy
• Refreshing and strong



Why it's Special:

• The world-winning & most famous Taiwanese tea
• Grown on top of a 5000 feet mountain
• Premium whole leaves inside(1 tea sachet = 3 servings)

Benefit: 

• Improve immune system
• Boost metabolism
• Help with weight loss

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