Oolong Tea

Oolong tea is known for its subtle complexities and intricate flavours. Pairing Indian desserts with this tea can please your taste buds. If you have not tried this combination yet, make sure you take the time out to have it. Here, we share some of the sweets that go perfectly with a cup of steaming Oolong tea.   Gulab jamun: If...

Oolong tea has a rich history that dates back to the early 17th century in China's Fujian province. The name "oolong" comes from a Chinese word that means "black dragon". Oolong tea is partially oxidised, which involves withering the leaves, gently shaking them to bruise the edges, semi-oxidising, rolling and drying. This unique processing method results in a tea that...

Oolong tea is one of the most popular teas across the world. From fruity to nutty, the wide flavour profile of oolong tea makes each cup special. There are many different types of oolong tea --- some almost taste like black tea, others taste like green tea and some in-between. The best thing about oolong tea is that you can...

Tea can accompany any menu item whatsoever. Right selection of tea is certainly an essential element of food selection. It definitely creates a difference! Tea selection can make or break your dining experience. Often people select the meal according to their preference of tea. So, now the question is how to impress your guest and friends at the dining table with your knowledge of tea and food selection? Just keep in mind that flavors of both should compliment each other so that you can have the best tasting experience. Continue reading →

We all love to start our day with a cup of freshly brewed tea to satiate our senses and bring us out from our midnight stupor. While, a morning cup of tea is indeed refreshing, chugging tea has a lot of health benefits as well! A catalyst in helping cure cancer, heart disease, and diabetes, tea also encourages weight loss; lowers cholesterol; and is sometimes considered to be a boon in bringing about mental alertness. Continue reading →