Milky Oolong
Milky Oolong

Milky Oolong

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$24.00
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Originally from Taiwan, milk oolong is known for its creamy, buttery, and subtly sweet taste. Our version—which we named Milky Oolong—is a flavored tea that combines what we love about the original milk oolong with a surprise ingredient that’s central to Southeast Asian desserts: corn. A proprietary blend of corn milk and soybean are added during the roasting stage to achieve a candy-like aroma and a well-rounded tea that feels like a treat on its own.

Details

  • Origin: Lâm Đồng, Vietnam
  • Elevation: 900 - 1000m
  • Cultivar: Kim Tuyen / Jin Xuan
  • Artisan: Dăng Truong Lam
  • Harvest Date: May 2023

Ingredients: oolong tea, corn milk, soybean. Contains soy. 

Caffeine level: medium

Customer Reviews

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Erin M.

tasted great! loved the flavor and the amount that comes in the bag!

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Jan B.
Disappointed

I was very excited to try this blend. I followed the instructions to brew the tea and it comes out very weak. I tried using more tea leaves and let it steep for longer but still failed to get anything resembling quality tea. It’s very mild product. This is a lot of money to pay for tea-flavored water.

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Sean S.
Milky Oolong

Scott at the Point Loma location gave a great recommendation for cold brew preparation for this tea and we've absolutely loves it so far. We're able to steep it 3 teams for each serving in our Hario bottle and it has been very refreshing for summer!

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Parker B.
Milky Oolong (It’s amazing)

This is currently my favorite tea. It has such a wonderful, rich, and creamy flavor. It smells great too I’ve been looking forward to it every morning. Usually I’ll add a bit of milk or honey to my teas, but the milky oolong is so perfect on its own that I usually just leave it plain.

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Taka C.
Milky oolong

I was looking for a tea place that carry milky oolong in San Diego. I found out PARU had the tea.
Fagrant and taste of the tea is absolutely one of my favorite teas.

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