





Rare Pipachá Oolong Loose Leaf Oolong Tea
6 reviewsA Chinese Oolong loose leaf tea from Fujian - matured in port wine barrels in Porto, Portugal to produce a truly extraordinary tea.
There are no traces of alcohol in this loose leaf tea. It is just flavour, not alcohol that enhances the tea.
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Tea cocktail without the cocktail
What an absolutely fascinating tea! I received this as a gift from a tea-loving friend of mine and what a gift indeed! To anyone who has had a charcoal-roasted oolong before this has many of the same charcoal and roasty notes. But what sets this apart is the port notes. The hygroscopic nature of tea shines brightly with this one. It is earthy, rich, and complex in flavor and aroma. In the wet leaf, I also detect notes of slightly charred sweet bread. Thank you Henriette for sourcing and sharing this most unique tea!

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Positive and Informative. Enjoy learning about the company, mission, teas and infusion process. Also learning about the farmers and effort to make them sustainable and organic. Enjoyment of my tea is heightened not only by the care of this company put into it but also knowing that I am helping farmers sustain tea farming through my ongoing purchases.
Extraordinary Oolong + Port Tea
Aromas of old old rum or sherry with sultanas. Also hints of sticky tannins attached to the wall of the barrel. Notes also of Pedro Ximenez wine. Some hints of wild berries, tangy tamarind or dried apricots, in aftertaste. A delicious tea which brings back memories of long after-dinner meals and of many travels
Addictive
I was sent a sample of Pipacha Oolong, and was so glad to have a chance to try it. It is utterly delicious, and I have been buying it ever since. The taste is both buttery and grassy I would say, with just a hint of a floral note, mellow yet with a lot of depth. Rare Tea oolongs are by far the best I have ever tried.