Royal Grade Milk Oolong

This is a wonderful tea. Yes it is light; it also tastes like butter and cream. As a coffee drinking Italian I’m really smitten with this beautiful, special tea. I am brewing it in the blue and white tall jingdezhen gaiwan pot. This is my favorite tea store. Thank you, Leo

I brewed several times and the flavor is still fresh. I dried the tea afterward, and still smell very nice.

Overal a great tea. Great aroma and taste.

Buttery and yummy.

This milk oolong is high quality, it's silky smooth and sweet with a nice sweet popcorn butter smell. It has a heavy mouth feel and very low to no astringency. If you are looking for a true milk oolong, this one is it.

I have tried milk oolong from a few different sources and this tea from Tea and Whisk is absolutely the BEST. It keeps me coming back. The aroma on the gaiwan lid is my absolute favorite and even my kids love this tea. It reminds me of buttered popcorn, but is so incredibly delicate and flavorful. This tea is fantastic any time of the day.

amazing tea absolutely in loved

Royal Grade Milk Oolong

Love this tea which is smooth with great aroma

Royal Grade Milk Oolong

I was introduced to Milk Oolong during my first visit at Tea and Whisk! I can confidently say that milk along is now one of my favorites and I can’t wait to grab more. Thank you for the introduction to a new favorite Tea and Whisk. I appreciate you!

Just finished enjoying High Mountain Clouds & Mist Green Tea.
Of course I modified how I drink it after trying the first cup per your recommendation.
My preferred method is to add 6 grams of cloves, 6 grams of tea, steep in 185 F purified water for 6 1/2 min, and lastly add 1/4 teaspoon of promogrante juice powder.
Don't judge me...

Royal Grade Milk Oolong

Smooth and good value.

Deep milky flavor and closer to coconut milk.

this tea has become my favorite tea to drink!

I first tried this type of tea from a tea shop in The Netherlands, where they call it “Silky Oolong”. When I ran low, I contacted the shop and discovered the shipping cost to the US almost doubled the price of the tea! So I did an internet search and found out that Silky Oolong is often called Milk or Milky Oolong. Then I was lucky enough to discover Tea & Whisk, and their Royal Grade Milk Oolong. I visited the shop, which is actually more like a lovely tea tasting or tea ceremony space, and bought the Royal Grade Milk Oolong and one other tea. I love them both! They taste just as described online and are of excellent quality — unlike any pre-packaged teabags or even loose bulk tea you will find in a grocery store. I find myself craving a cup of Royal Grade Milk Oolong often during the day, so it's great that you can get several brewings out of one small amount -- about 4-5 grams. I will be visiting Tea & Whisk again soon to try some other teas and maybe have a tea tasting when my daughter comes to visit!

Its not the best tasting oolong i have had. Its a different taste, pretty nutty. Not very strong. Almost like drinking warm water.

My husband and I have really dug into Chinese and Taiwanese teas lately. This one stands out. My husband said it’s the best he’s had. Very smooth and stands up to multiple brewings.

Great!

I personally care for this too much

This soft addicting flavor keeps me going every morning. I absolutely love it

I sent this tea to a girlfriend who says she is a tea snob where milk oolong is concerned. Normally she only likes this tea from Guanzhao but she has been enjoying the Royal Milk Oolong as much as her "regular" supply that she's having trouble getting, saying it "tastes wonderful." Leo and the team were also v helpful when the post office misrouted my first box and made sure my friend had some in time for Christmas. In a world where customer service is often lackluster, that was a great surprise too. Two thumbs up for Tea & Whisk and their Royal Milk Oolong!

Great quality very smooth and refreshing taste.

I've been looking for this one for a long time. After having a naturally and truly milky oolong in San Francisco back in the late 2000's, I've tried off and on to find something like it again ever since...and failed, even when I reached out to the original company. That company's Jin Xuan did have some mild creaminess if brewed cold over a day or two, but hot? Like grass. Like BLAND grass. Like bland grass that cost a startling percentage of my monthly health insurance bill. I was trying to avoid the synthetically flavored milk oolongs, and I didn't have much luck getting good flavor out of the natural ones...until this one. It really does have the buttery notes I remember so fondly, AND its price won't curdle buyers' blood into its own version of milk. Well done, Tea and Whisk--I will be back! And if you wanted to post more information about this tea's provenance and oxidation process, I would read it with great interest.

Tea and Whisk sells the best tea in Vegas in my opinion

Wow! I loved the Royal Milk oolong so much I've already bought more. It truly is comfort in a cup.

I like this fragrant flora milk Oolong. Beautiful nuances on the palette, with the first pour bringing out all the best flavors of an Oolong. I even love seeing those beautiful big leaves offer the last of their medicine to my compost after the final flush.

This milk oolong is my most favorite tea! I drink it all day!

Really loving this Oolong. It’s fragrant and indeed has a light milk taste to it. My new favorite tea to enjoy in the morning. Would definitely buy again and again

Royal Grade Milk Oolong