Sea Dyke China Fujian Oolong Tea, 125 g, Red

Love this Oolong tea. Nice flavour and scent, affordable and brews really well. Best taste is the third time you infuse the leaves. First brew has most caffeine so good for morning, second slightly less and milder taste. Lasts a long time if you re-infuse leaves and I've seen an improvement in my dermatitis and eczema by drinking this tea several times a day. (I think it is supposed to work a little like an antihistamine.) Highly recommended. You can also drink it cold like iced tea mixed with fruit, fruit tea or cordial and mint...

I have tried around 3-4 different Oolong teas brands, some more expensive than this one, and this one is by far the best. Lovely earthy woody flavour, delicate and refreshing tea. Far better tea than British teas and even better taste than some very expensive coffee's I have had. But that could just be preference. Cant go wrong here, and for this price it is a steal. Use a tea strainer and reuse the bags leaves for a cup or two.

First, my thanks to everyone who replied to my question regarding whether this tea is loose or in bags. I'm glad it is loose tea. I have a small Chinese teapot so I only make what holds a cup's worth, with a tea-spoon of tea and brew it for less than a minute. I did read that the same tealeaves can be brewed up to 5 times and give a decent cup each time, and to my surprise I found this to be so, leaving a little longer for the tea to brew. I found that two teaspoons of tea in the pot made it too strong for me, but of course that's a personal thing. With reference to the kind advice of the lady who writes that the tea caused her to feel dizzy and to have palpitations, I have not experienced either of those, but after drinking a cup before bed I found it very hard to fall asleep. It isn't quite the best Oolong I've tasted, but it's pleasant enough.

Sea Dyke is the Oolong they serve in chinese restaurants, so if you want to re create that ... THIS is the tea you've been looking for

Very nice for bubble tea

First time I've drunk oolong but it was worth the wait. Taken without any milk (or sugar) it's a wonderful drink with meals or on its own. Having read up on oolongs it is worth noting that several successful brews can be made with the same leaves - I've managed 3 or 4 but if the brewing time is shortened this cold be increased. This make the price of theses teas a little more attractive.

Oolong tea is made from curled whole leaves. I've been happy with this brand before but the bottom third of the latest packet is just tiny bits of broken leaves. Won't buy again.

I'm an Oolong tea fan ever since. I have been buying this from a local Asian store but due to COVID, I cannot get this from anywhere. It has a light sweet taste and definitely helps with my metabolism.