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china milky oolong
China Milky Oolong
china milky oolong
China Milky Oolong

China Milky Oolong

  • Creamy & Smooth · characteristic Milky Oolong profile
  • Oolong from China · mild, rounded & full-bodied
  • Only One Declared Ingredient · no milk or added flavouring declared
  • Suitable for Multiple Infusions · different facets with further infusions
  • Naturally Caffeinated · 1 tsp · 85–90°C · 2–3 min.
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  • China Milky Oolong
  • Oolong from China
  • Creamy & smooth
  • Naturally caffeinated

China Milky Oolong is an oolong tea from China with a particularly smooth and rounded flavour profile. Its characteristic sensory Milky note evokes creamy and gently buttery nuances – while neither milk nor added flavouring is declared in the ingredient list.

As an oolong, this tea sits between the fresh facets of green tea and the stronger notes of more oxidised teas. The result is an elegant cup with a mild character, creamy impression and pleasantly smooth finish.

Oolong tea from China

One declared ingredient – pure oolong tea from China.

Composition 1 ingredient

The ingredient list states only oolong tea from China.

  • Oolong tea
  • Origin: China
  • No milk declared
  • No added flavouring declared
  • Oolong tea (China)
    Oolong · China
    01

Ingredients: Oolong tea (China).

Creamy · smooth · full-bodied

A gentle oolong with a rounded mouthfeel and a characteristic creamy sensory impression.

  • Creamy
  • Smooth
  • Mild
  • Full-bodied
Aroma
Smooth and aromatic with a creamy impression.
Taste
Mild and full-bodied with gentle, creamy and subtly sweet nuances.
Character
Rounded, approachable and harmonious with the layered character typical of oolong.
Finish
Smooth and lingering with a gentle creamy impression.

Milky Oolong with no milk declared

For this product, the name “Milky Oolong” describes its characteristic creamy and smooth sensory profile. The current ingredient list states only oolong tea from China.

Tea type
Oolong tea
Origin
China
Ingredients
1 declared ingredient
Caffeine
Naturally caffeinated
Oolong

Between green tea and black tea

Oolong is a partially oxidised tea made from the Camellia sinensis tea plant. Depending on processing, its sensory profile can range from fresh and floral to stronger and more roasted. This China Milky Oolong has a particularly smooth and creamy profile.

Storage

Store in a cool, dry place protected from light. After opening, keep well sealed and protect from moisture and strong external odours.

How to prepare Milky Oolong

A moderate water temperature and short steeping time highlight the smooth character of this oolong.

Amount1tsp

per 250 ml

Temperature85–90°C

let the water cool briefly

Steeping2–3min.

first infusion

Smooth & creamy

Infuse 1 tsp per 250 ml with water at 85–90°C and steep for 2–3 minutes. Strain completely afterwards.

Multiple infusions

The tea leaves can be used for further infusions. Extend the steeping time slightly according to taste. Different facets of the oolong may emerge with each infusion.

Frequently asked questions

Key facts about China Milky Oolong.

Which ingredients are in China Milky Oolong?

The current ingredient list contains only oolong tea from China.

Does Milky Oolong contain milk?

Milk is not declared in the current ingredient list. For this product, the term “Milky” describes the creamy and smooth sensory profile of the oolong.

Is flavouring added to the Milky Oolong?

No added flavouring is declared in the current ingredient list. Oolong tea from China is stated as the only ingredient.

Does China Milky Oolong contain caffeine?

Yes. Oolong is made from the Camellia sinensis tea plant and is therefore naturally caffeinated. A specific caffeine content per cup is not stated for this product.

How do I prepare China Milky Oolong?

Infuse 1 tsp per 250 ml with water at 85–90°C and steep for 2–3 minutes. The tea leaves are also suitable for further infusions; the steeping time can be extended slightly according to taste.

Discover more about oolong

Explore more oolong teas and learn about this versatile type of tea.

Guide

Discover Oolong Tea

Learn more about oolong, processing, flavour profiles and preparation.

Read the Oolong guide
Oolong selection

More Oolong Teas

Discover different oolong characters in our selection.

Explore Oolong

Note: Tea is a food, not a medicinal product. China Milky Oolong is naturally caffeinated. Taste and colour descriptions are sensory descriptions and may vary depending on batch and preparation.

Reviews

  1. Laura M –

    Sanft, cremig, perfekt.

  2. Tim S –

    Unglaublich weich im Geschmack.

  3. Felix K –

    Einer meiner Lieblingstees!

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China Milky Oolong
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