Loose Oolong Tea
Oolong Tea undergoes partial fermentation,
producing a brew
with milder characteristics of both black and green teas. The leaves are
oxidized at different levels which result in a broad range of flavors
and aromas. After harvesting, the leaves are bruised and begin to change
colors. The end result is a medley of black and green teas, with a
full-bodied, smooth taste. Oolong contains less caffeine than Black
Teas, but more than Green Teas.