Ultraviolet

A Oolong Tea from

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71 / 100

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Tea type
Oolong Tea
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Typical Preparation
Set water temperature to 195 °F / 90 °C
Steep for 1 min, 30 sec
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2 Tasting Notes View all

“This tea didn’t impress me as outstanding in any way, despite its pretty blue malva blossoms. The complexity I look for in an oolong just wasn’t there. Toasty taste without sweetness or florality,...” Read full tasting note
“Some confusion this morning as I put together my little bags of tea for work: I picked TeaNoir’s Backwoods up as one of my morning blacks, then thought about it for a second and decided to take...” Read full tasting note

Description

Yet another Tea Noir exclusive blend comes your way – you won’t find anything like Ultraviolet elsewhere!

Violets are one of the wonders of the botanical world. They’re pretty AND tasty – and boy howdy, are they good in tea and confections. Tea Noir’s tea mistress loves a good violet candy, and she’s come up with a way to infuse that delicate, heady flavour and aroma into her favourite oolong tea leaves!

The base for this blend is premium, tippy long-leaf oolong tea that brews up into a delicious pale amber liquor. Oolong is a semi-oxidised tea that’s somewhere between a black and a green in taste – it’s not as sharp or strong as black tea, but neither is it quite as subtle as green. It’s just right when mixed up with the floral notes of violet and topped off with a colourful hit of blue malva blossoms, cultivated without chemicals.

This one’s a treat for the tastebuds and the eyes alike! And wow, what an aroma!

Ultraviolet is wonderful drunk straight up, but you might want to give it a shot with a hint of cream and sugar, too – the sweetness enhances the subtle violet flavour, while the cream just adds a special something.

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