Oolong Tea

In the Chinese language, oolong means 'black dragon'. It is actually a tea plant. When you pour hot water over oolong leaves, the 'black dragon' wakes up, so to speak, and, once properly brewed, gives you oolong tea. It tastes more like green tea than like black tea, although it has a delicate flavor of its own. The most common brew has an initial strong and bitter taste, but as you finish drinking, it leaves a kind of faint, sweet taste in the end. Most Chinese restaurants serve oolong tea along with Chinese food.

There are many varieties of oolong tea, classified according to the areas where the oolong herbs are grown and come from as well as the quality of the leaves. The best oolong teas come from the F

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