Oolong Tea

The list of various types of teas is endless. You’ll get exhausted, but the list goes on for ever. As a tea lover, you have so many options to choose from. Each variety of tea has its own taste, color, smell and most importantly health benefits. Tea has now become a powerful medium to deal with cancer, blood pressure, cardiac and obesity problems. China has been a potent force for decades as far as tea production is concerned. Its contribution in popularizing tea worldwide is unmatchable. Over the years, it has been offering wide range of teas with unique appearance and taste. All these teas are now entertaining the world to the full. There is one such type of tea, called Oolong tea which carries meaning of both mystifying and tempting. You’ll never come across so many varieties in any category of tea as you’ll find in Oolong tea in terms of its shapes, colors and fragrances. Various types of Wuyi Oolong teas, Tie Guan Yin-style Oolongs and flavored Oolong teas are offered at great prices by Yishanteashop.com. You can also taste the sampler packs of all varieties. Everyone can derive something from Oolong teas to suit their needs. You can have bold-rich roasted flavors to delicate and rich flowery fragrances. The heritage site of Wuyi Mountains is the home to more than 800 variations of teas. Each variation is known by a distinct name and processing techniques. All these techniques have been in practice by generation after generation. Yishant teashop has a very close association with this region. It makes all sincere efforts to transmit its knowledge of Wuyi Oolong teas to many tea lovers around the world. Another type of Oolong teas which is quite popular both within and outside of China is Tie Guan Yin teas. These teas are quite different from other Oolong teas as they are greener in color and have low oxidation. One interesting thing to learn about Tie Guan Yin teas is that their taste often varies from one farm to the other. In addition to enjoying Oolong teas at their purest form, there are also flavored Oolongs scented with flowers like Osmanthus that offer tea lovers whole new different experience. Yishanteashop.com always looks out for newer creations of flavored Oolong tea for your enjoyment. For more details please visit: http://www.yishanteashop.com/Oolong_Teas/

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Oolong tea has been expressed as "Yu Xiang Hui Wei " as it goes through so many diversified manufacturing steps in order to produce a good flavor and fragrance. The tea consists of more than a few dozens of leaves that have special flavors and aromas due to differences in the leaves, the production area, and the harvest time. Among them, Tie Guan Yin, Shui Xian, and Oolong are well known, and many renowned oolong teas are produced in Fujian Province. Oolong tea produced in the Province is sold overseas throughout the world as the tea that is delegate of China, the home of tea. Oolong tea from Taiwan is also known as Imperial Formosa Oolong. The first Europeans to visit Taiwan were Portuguese sailors, who were so impressed by the beauty of Taiwan that they called it Isla Formosa. This translates as "Beautiful Island" and although Taiwan is now a bustling modern country, the tea growing areas of the island are prime examples of its natural beauty. Most of the oolong tea produced in Taiwan is for local consumption. The Taiwanese are discriminating tea drinkers who demand the best. There are many valuable reasons to drink oolong tea. First and chief one is the wonderful taste. Tea specialist the world over value Taiwan tea for its sweetness and density. The preparation and serving of Oolong tea is also a pleasant pastime that can be shared with friends and family. In Taiwan and elsewhere, drinking oolong tea is a social affair that solidifies relationships. The best oolong tea from Taiwan is grown in the sky-scraping mountains. All the oolong tea sold here is high-mountain oolong that is handpicked and hand processed. These are artisan teas that have been produced with high concern. They are highly deserving of the name 'Imperial Formosa Oolong'. Producing Taiwan oolong tea is an exacting and time-consuming process. The quality of the final product depends as much on the finishing as on the raw tealeaves. But make no mistake about the tealeaves - they are the heart and soul of oolong tea and the reason it is so valued. Taiwan tea farmers are increasingly adopting organic growing practices because of the higher quality tea these methods produce. For more details please visit: http://www.yishanteashop.com/Oolong_Teas/

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