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You may be familiar with the storied oolongs from Taiwan or China – but did you know you can also find Japanese oolong tea? Oolong is a relatively new style to Japan's tea industry, and when you find a quality one the experience will broaden your ideas of what oolong can be. We've had the pleasure of working with a producer in Shizuoka who has shown us just how multi-dimensional the cultivar Koshun is when made in this style. We can't wait for you to be fascinated with this flavor experience and to get to know this special niche as Japanese oolongs exemplify their own distinguished elegance.
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You may be familiar with the storied oolongs from Taiwan or China – but did you know you can also find Japanese oolong tea? Oolong is a relatively new style to Japan's tea industry, and when you find a quality one the experience will broaden your ideas of what oolong can be. We've had the pleasure of working with a producer in Shizuoka who has shown us just how multi-dimensional the cultivar Koshun is when made in this style. We can't wait for you to be fascinated with this flavor experience and to get to know this special niche as Japanese oolongs exemplify their own distinguished elegance.
Before you take a sip, be sure to appreciate this tea's absolutely beautiful golden liquor! When you take a sip, you'll enjoy a super-smooth, honeyed brew evocative of a light stone fruit, perhaps apricot or plum. Medium body with a medium finish.
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While oolong tea is most often associated with Taiwan and China, Japanese oolong is a rare and captivating discovery for tea lovers seeking something truly unique. Crafted in Shizuoka, Japan—a region revered for its innovation and craftsmanship—this small-batch oolong is made using the Koshun cultivar, known for its rich aromatic complexity and elegant structure.
Japanese oolong is a relatively new style within Japan’s tea industry, but its refinement and character set it apart. This producer's expert approach showcases the multi-dimensional potential of Koshun, offering an experience that both oolong and Japanese tea enthusiasts will appreciate.
Suggested Use: Steep 1 tsp of oolong leaves in 190–200°F (88–93°C) water for 2–3 minutes. Re-steep up to 2–3 times to enjoy the evolving flavor profile with each infusion.
While oolong tea is most often associated with Taiwan and China, Japanese oolong is a rare and captivating discovery for tea lovers seeking something truly unique. Crafted in Shizuoka, Japan—a region revered for its innovation and craftsmanship—this small-batch oolong is made using the Koshun cultivar, known for its rich aromatic complexity and elegant structure.
Japanese oolong is a relatively new style within Japan’s tea industry, but its refinement and character set it apart. This producer's expert approach showcases the multi-dimensional potential of Koshun, offering an experience that both oolong and Japanese tea enthusiasts will appreciate.
Suggested Use: Steep 1 tsp of oolong leaves in 190–200°F (88–93°C) water for 2–3 minutes. Re-steep up to 2–3 times to enjoy the evolving flavor profile with each infusion.
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