Oolong Teas Collection – Top 10 Classic for Beginners 100g (20bags)
              
                  Smooth & Bold: Rich Cold Brew Teas | 0 Sugar · 0 Calories · 0 Additives - Whole Leaf | 14 Bags
              
                  Light & Lively: Floral Cold Brew Teas | 0 Sugar · 0 Calories · 0 Additives - Whole Leaf | 14 Bags
              
                  Chinese Green Tea Collection – 6 Premium Teas for Tea Lovers 100g
(1) Teas for Beginners That Are Great for Cold Brewing
We recommend lightly oxidized green teas or Oolong teas for cold brewing. These teas will offer a refreshing, crisp taste or a pleasant floral aroma when steeped in cold water.
(2) Teas for Easy Steeping in a Thermos
For beginners who prefer an easy, fuss-free brewing method, we recommend white tea, aged Pu-erh, or aged Liu Bao tea. These teas steep well over time without becoming bitter. Recommended teaware: Thermos.
(3) Teas for Boiling
For boiling, we recommend aged white tea or aged black tea (like old Pu-erh or dark teas), which develop deep, rich flavors when brewed this way.
              
                  Lao Cha Po Liubao Dark Tea – Aged 2010, Wild Old Trees, Smooth & Sweet
(1) Best Teas for Weight Loss & Lowering Cholesterol
For the best results in weight loss and lowering cholesterol, Oolong tea is your go-to choice.
(2) Teas for Anti-Inflammatory, Anti-Radiation, and Antioxidant Benefits
Green tea and fresh white tea are perfect for these health benefits, thanks to their high antioxidant content.
(3) Teas for Digestive Help (Great for Meat Lovers)
If you enjoy eating meat, try aged Pu-erh or heavily roasted Oolong teas to aid digestion.
(4) Low-Caffeine Teas
For a tea that’s low in caffeine, try heavily roasted Oolong or aged teas that are 15+ years old.
              
                  Lao Cha Po Liubao Dark Tea – Aged 2010, Wild Old Trees, Smooth & Sweet
(5) Teas for Sensitive Stomachs
If you have a delicate stomach, opt for Pu-erh, aged white tea, old Oolong, or mild black tea.
