Dinosara

The thing about milk oolongs, if they actually taste like milk… usually it’s not legit naturally from the plant. Most of the “milk” oolongs are actually flavored afterwards unlike the real thing that should be creamy and hinting towards the milky taste but not actually get there. When you mention that it tastes like condensed milk, it sounds like a red flag to me! None the less, a lot of people actually prefer the flavored ones so as long as you like it :)

Well, I said the dry leaf smelled like condensed milk, but I didn’t say the brewed tea tasted like it! I did get a sweet, creamy flavor, but not a true milk flavor at all. I can’t speak to this particular Milk Oolong’s provinence myself, but I would guess it’s genuine.

I’m so happy you loved it, too! ♥ I’ve checked with ATR because I wanted to make sure it was okay to send to a vegan friend and they confirmed that this is not one of the flavored milk oolongs, but that it’s the tea by itself. If you use this tea throughout multiple infusions, you’ll find that that milkiness doesn’t wash away after the first infusion. It’s one of my absolute favorite teas.

Oh yeah, I steeped it many times this afternoon, and all of them were delicious! You can really tell it’s a very high quality tea.

There is nothing added to this tea. The flavor is amazing and has a long lasting appeal, something you could never get artificially.