![]() Because this tea is only partially fermented, it can be seen as in between green and black tea. They are then pan-fried to stop the oxidation. The tea leaves are plucked, left to wither, and rolled by hand. Oolong tea is made with partially fermented tea leaves. Higher in caffeine content compared to green tea and oolong tea.Black tea contains the antioxidant, theaflavins, that help protect your heart and can help promote the breakdown of fats in the body.Black tea produces a reddish brown to darker brown colored liquid and has a stronger, more defined taste compared to green tea and oolong tea. They are then pan-fried or oven-dried to stop the fermentation process. This process of crushing the leaves activates the oxidation process and then the leaves are left alone to turn black in color. Once the leaves are plucked, they are left to wither, then rolled up and crushed. This type of tea is made with fully fermented tea leaves. Green tea contains a large amount of antioxidants that can help prevent cancer and Alzheimer’s.The tea leaves produce is yellowish-green and is also light in color. The natural green color of the leaves is retained and the tea has a lighter and grassier taste than the other three teas. Right after the leaves are plucked from the camellia sinensis plant, oxidation or fermentation is prevented by either drying the leaves through pan firing, oven drying, or steamed. Green tea leaves are made by non fermented tea leaves. The biggest difference between these four teas is how they are processed and produced from the plant’s leaves. Let's start from how all these teas are similar: Although green tea, black tea, oolong tea, and matcha tea may seem completely different in terms of color, form, and taste, they all come from the same camellia sinensis plant. More info on our packaging at /Sustainableģ0 Servings per container – 2.8 oz – double or triple brew for 60-90 cups of tea ~ Each jar holds 250 cc of product by volume and the same amount is what goes into the refillable pouch.There are so many teas to choose from, but what is the difference between all the types? Let's explore. ![]() We love the convenience and light weight aspect of these bags and are absolutely thrilled with the results of their speed to decompose in the compost. The refill bags are 100% plant based cellophane that are fully compostable refill bags with the exact amount to refill your amber glass tea jar or to purchase and refill your own container. This is why we have created a product line that fully embodies the ability to refill and reuse the packaging. We believe that one of the only solutions to the worlds waste problems is for people to reuse and refill. Packaging Options: Both the Amber Refillable Jar as well as the Refillable Pouch are the same quantity of tea. Taste: Nutty & soft with tightly rolled leaves for a rich cup offering multiple steepings. After the tea has reached the desired strength, strain out the loose leaf and savor the superior flavor found in a cup of the Leaf Logic Collection. Product Description :īrew: Steep 1 rounded teaspoon of tea per 8 oz of water (175-180 degrees) for 2-3 minutes.Take time to take a few deep breathes and relax. Enjoy a cup with me and savor the flavor of this Premium Organic Oolong. This is one of my afternoon obsessions as I love to brew a cup around 2:00 for an afternoon pick me up. ![]() I love that Oolong tea is so versatile and can be enjoyed both hot or cold. Focusing on the rich and tightly rolled leaves of this Oolong, in August of 2020, I introduced this lovely organic Oolong tea into the Leaf Logic family of tea blends. After working with this Oolong leaf for about a year, I decided that I did not want to blend it with anything and wanted to stay true to the authenticity of the tea leaf itself. I have been wanting to add another Oolong tea to the list of blends for several years and have not found the right leaf. I absolutely adore Oolong tea! I love the rich and nutty flavor and the beautiful and full tea leaves that can be brewed multiple times.
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