ConteanentUSDA Organic Loose Leaf TieGuanYin Oolong Tea | 15 Clipyramid Tea Bags 30+ Cups

This is better quality dragon well / longjing tea than I expected. Despite being teabag form, the tea is mostly intact and large leaf. The flavor is nutty, sweet, and fresh.I love that the tea bags are plastic free (made from plant-material). This is much preferable to nylon-based tea bags.I can get 2-3 good steeps out of each tea bag.It's not the very top grade longjing (which can be quite expensive), but it's a good value for tea bags and tastes great.Overall - this is a great choice for Dragon Well tea bags.

You get 15 bags, but it says 30+ infusions. I'm not sure about that as the taste is quite light although I stewed a long time. I think 1 infusion for each bag is about right so 15 cups. It does have a nice tea bag design with a clip on it so you can clip the tea bag to your mug which is very convenient. Taste is expected for Yunnan tea and good quality, classic non bitter earthy black tea.

I have been a regular tea drinker for many years and was looking forward to trying Tie Guan Yin Oolong Tea. As soon as I tore open the individually wrapped tea bag, I smelled its amazing aroma. It reminded me of one of my favorite teas and when I looked it up, I learned that Tie Guan Yin Oolong Tea is just another name for Ti Kwan Yin Tea. A very pleasant surprise.This tea is delicious! It has a deep, earthy, and warm flavor. I don't add any milk or sugar.So you don't have to look it up, here are the directions from the box converted into our usual measurements: Temperature of water is supposed to be < 194 degrees F, so just before it boils, and you use 8.8 oz or a little more than one cup of water. If you don't heat the water up enough, it will be too mild and the tea will look very light.One of the things I was interested in was the product's claim that 15 bags would make 30 cups of tea. I tested it out, and yes, there is so much flavor in one bag that it can make 2 cups/16 oz of tea.Very highly recommend!

I love Tie Guan Yin, which I've always called Ti Kwan Yin or Iron Goddess tea. I have some quality Ti Kwan Yin tea from a local tea shop to compare this to, and this made a wonderful cup of tea that was just as good or maybe even a touch better than my existing stash. This is a little expensive, but it's certified organic which always costs a good bit more in the tea world. It also comes in a premium plant-based bag that has a plastic clip to easily grasp when removing the bag. While I personally would rather use less plastic and prefer using loose tea in a tea basket, it's undeniably convenient and something all but the most dedicated tea drinkers will appreciate.If you've not had this type of tea before, I set my kettle to 195F. It's best to not use fully boiling water for this tea. It is of such good quality that you can get multiple infusions, but let it steep a little longer as you go on.

It has a plastic hook on it so you can take the tea bag out easily. It’s the first time I’ve seen something like it! I clipped it to the top of my tea pot and the grooves in my pot’s lid fit right over it. Neat. I don’t like it when the string and tag fall in the pot so this hook is cool!It smelled nice when I opened the bag. It has that “high quality tea” smell…that I can’t really explain. I just associate this smell with a lot of the pricier teas I like. Anyway, it’s a good sign :)After steeping, I tasted it. It’s floral, sweet, with a full body; it’s lovely. It smells a lot like a jasmine tea. It’s a very gentle, calming tea with no bitterness. It’s so smooth! I love it :)I added sugar and it made the flavor even warmer, but it also made for a bit of a tart aftertaste.I’m a sugar girl, but I like this tea best plain. The flavor shines through best plain. It’s a really nice tea. Much recommend for people who like jasmine teas.P.S. The internets tells me that you can steep this tea using the same leaves multiple times and each time the flavor will be different! Isn’t that exciting?!

Not a great long jing, basic. If you love tea and have tried the real thing, you won’t be impressed. Taste is mediocre. Not value for the money. Great packaging though.

It was kind of tough to review this tea. I would still consider myself a beginner tea drinker, so I’ve been attempting to broaden my tea collection and see if I could add a new favorite tea to my rotation. Tragically, I don’t seem to like the flavor of this tea with or without sweetener. It leaves a bitter aftertaste on my tongue that I’m not a fan of. Thusfar I know I prefer fruity, cinnamon, or minty teas and primarily black tea. So, it’s very possible that this is an amazing Oolong tea, but doesn’t fit into the flavor profiles I find enjoyable.The teabags were nice and I loved the clip. I’m not quite sure about there being 30 infusions though, I think that may be dependent on how strong you like your tea.After doing some research on Oolong teas, it may be a good idea to try multiple infusions to see if the second one has a different or better flavor. If I ever decide to actually give that a shot, I’ll update this review, but realistically I doubt I’ll give a double brew of these.

The tea smells and tastes great. They are flavorful, they are one of my flavors of tea. They are in individually packed and each tea bag with a fancy plastic clip to hold onto the cup. Overall, they are great teas to enjoy.