Weiße Teedose mit silbernem Deckel, grüne Illustration und Aufschrift 'MILK RIVER Jin Xuan milky Oolong'.

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Zwei cremefarbene Oolong-Teedosen mit Bio-Siegel, geöffnete Dose mit dunklen Blättern, weiße Blumen-Deko

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Kleine weiße Tasse mit leuchtend gelbem Tee, umgeben von grünen Teeblättern auf weißem Hintergrund

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Braune Kraftpapier-Verpackung mit Etikett für MILK RIVER JIN XUAN Oolong-Tee aus Thailand.

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Oolong Tea Milk River

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Creamy oolong from Thailand
Jin Xuan Milky Oolong specialty
Hand-rolled tea leaves
Multiple infusions
In a practical tea caddy or refill bag

€ 24,00 € 0,60 per Cup

€ 300,00 / kg

Lowest price (30 days): € 24,00

incl. VAT, plus shipping

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Ingredients - Organic Oolong tea

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Organic Oolong tea

Thai Oolong tea* (*certified organic)

€ 24,00 € 0,60 per Cup

€ 300,00 / kg

Lowest price (30 days): € 24,00

incl. VAT, plus shipping

Milk River

Known as "milk oolong," this tea is celebrated for its creamy, smooth taste with a delicate sweetness. Natural notes of milk, butter, and orchid make this tea a truly unique experience.

Oolong Tee

The preparation

Give the precious tea leaves plenty of space to expand fully. Use a large tea strainer or brew the leaves in a teapot, then strain them into a serving pot. We recommend multiple infusions for your Oolong to let it reveal its complex flavors layer by layer.


Amount of tea	Temperature	Brewing time
1 ½ tbsp. / 4 g per 250 ml water	90° C	2 Infusions: 2:00 / 2:00 Min.

The processing

Hand-plucked in spring or autumn, the young leaves and buds are first withered in the sun and then indoors. They are gently shaken on large trays to encourage partial oxidation. Under controlled conditions, the leaves oxidize to 15-30%, developing their creamy flavor. The leaves are then pan-fried to stop the oxidation. After that, the leaves are rolled into balls, dried, and sorted.

Doi Mae Salong, Thailand

The origin of the tea

Doi Mae Salong, located in the Chiangrai province of northern Thailand at an elevation of 1,350 meters above sea level, offers perfect conditions for cultivating high-quality oolong tea, thanks to its consistent rainfall. In recent years, Thailand has emerged as a significant production country of oolong teas, using traditional techniques and local cultivars to create unique and distinctive teas.