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Somewhere between a green and a black tea, Dragon Eye Oolong begins with the finest quality 50 count Oolong tea bags available. This smooth, well-rounded elixir blends smoky Chinese Oolong tea with safflower, peach and apricot flavors. As one of our most popular flavors, we know this combination of flavors is perfect for all tea lovers.
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50 servings per container
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We put together some key information on our Dragon Eye Oolong Tea 50 Counts. Learn what goes into our teas and the benefits they’ll have for you.
INGREDIENTS
- (EN) Chinese Se Chung Oolong Tea (57%), Chinese Shui Xian Tea (34%), USA Peach & Apricot Flavors (<5%), Egyptian Marigold Flowers (<5%), Chinese Safflower Petals (<5%)
- (NL) Chineze Se Chung Oolong Thee (57%), Chineze Shui Xian Thee (34%), VSA Perzik & Abrikoos Aromas (<5%), Egiptische Goudsbloemen (<5%), Chineze Saffloer Bloemblaadjes (<5%)
- (F) Té Se Chung Oolong Chinois (57%), Té Shui Xian Chinois (34%), Arômes de pêche et apricot d’Etats-Unis (<5%), Fleurs de Souci Égyptienne (<5%), Fleurs de Carthame Chinois (<5%)
- (D) Chinesischer Se Chung Oolong Tee (57%), Chinescher Shui Xian Tee (34%), VSA Pfirsich und Aprikosen Aromas (<5%), Egyptische Ringelblume Blüten (<5%), Chinesische Färbedistel Blüten (<5%)
- (ES) Té Se Chung Oolong Chino (57%), Té Shui Xian Chino (34%), Aromas de Melocotón y Albaricoque d’Estados Unidos (<5%), Flores de Caléndula Egipcio (<5%), Flores de Cártamo Chino (<5%)
CAFFEINE
30mg
PYRAMID TEA BAGS
PYRAMID TEA BAGS
In contrast with traditional tea bags, the Infuser contains only premium tea leaves and allows more water to flow through, bringing more flavor into the cup.
FINEST INGREDIENTS
FINEST INGREDIENTS
We have spent more than a decade learning to source the finest ingredients from over 19 countries around the globe.
LEAVES REMAIN UNBROKEN
LEAVES REMAIN UNBROKEN
Before the paper tea bag came along, tea was enjoyed in loose form, allowing people to experience the intoxicating flavor and aroma of full-leaf tea.