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Duck Shit Oolong Loose Leaf Tea – 1 oz. bag

$13.50

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Duck Shit Oolong is a unique and rare oolong tea that captivates with its intriguing name and exquisite taste. Grown in the misty mountains of China, this tea is known for its complex flavor profile and aromatic qualities. With hints of orchid and a sweet finish, this tea offers a delightful sensory experience with each sip. The leaves of Duck Shit Oolong are carefully handpicked and processed to preserve their natural essence, resulting in a rich and flavorful brew. This premium tea is perfect for tea enthusiasts looking to explore the world of fine teas and indulge in a luxurious tea-drinking experience. Elevate your tea ritual with Duck Shit Oolong and savor the beauty of this prized Chinese tea.

The tea itself is lightly oxidized and the leaves are still mostly green in color. The brewed tea is highly aromatic with flower, honey and longan notes. The mouthfeel is delicate and soothing with a taste that perfectly balances sweet, bitter, and astringent notes, none of which are overpowering. This is for one ounce.

Size:

  • 1 oz. bag
Description

Duck Shit Oolong is a unique and rare oolong tea that captivates with its intriguing name and exquisite taste. Grown in the misty mountains of China, this tea is known for its complex flavor profile and aromatic qualities. With hints of orchid and a sweet finish, this tea offers a delightful sensory experience

Size:

  • 1 oz. bag

Suggested Steeping:

  • 8 ounces of water
  • 1 teaspoon
  • 190°F
  • 3-4 minutes

 

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ABOUT CULTIVATE TASTE Jennifer Nowicki’s early introduction to tea came at her Grandmother’s knee. She carries fond memories of drinking tea with Grandma following delicious homemade family meals. As a young adult, Jennifer discovered loose-leaf teas in Seattle in the mid-nineties that developed her palate even more. In 2005 she enrolled in the Specialty Tea Institute in New York City and immersed herself in the world of tea.
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