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This tea is a light oolong that is yellow in color with a vegetal aroma. It has a green tea taste that is sweet with flavors of soybean and asparagus. I feel like I am drinking a green tea instead of an oolong.

This tea has a pleasing cocoa and toasted bread aroma. It is sweet with flavors of chocolate and toast. It is tasty, but I still prefer the Laoshan Black over this tea.

This tea is a lightly roasted oolong that is light amber in color with an inviting aroma. This tea is a little spicy with a hint of cinnamon and has a little creaminess to it. The flavor is unique to me and I am a little on the fence of rather I liked it a little or a lot. It also has a nice lingering aftertaste.

This tea is a dark oolong that is deep amber in color with a toasted rye bread aroma. It tastes like a mix of rye toast and cocoa.

This tea is a dark oolong with an amber color and a roasted floral aroma. It tastes of orange zest and roses with a light roasted quality and Wuyi minerality to the aftertaste. I am not the biggest fan of fruitiness in my tea so this is not in my wheelhouse, but it is a decent cup of tea.

This tea has a pleasing sweet aroma. It is sweet and savory with notes of maple syrup and raisin bran cereal. It is a very delicious tea.

Dark oolong that is amber in color and has a floral mineral aroma. Steeped two tea bags in 8 oz of water for three minutes. Decent cup of tea with a fruity, orange, floral flavor. I was looking for an oolong in tea bags for easy travel use and this tea fits that need.

This tea is amber brown in color and smells quite minty. It taste minty and sweet like a peppermint pattie. If you like mint, you will like this tea

This tea has a fruity floral aroma. It tastes fruity and sweet like a piece of juicy fruit gum. It is not really my cup of tea.

This tea has a grassy vegetal aroma. It tastes sweet, vegetal, and creamy with notes of soybean and peas.