Tigre Blanc

Tea type
Oolong Tea
Ingredients
Flavor, Flowers, Oolong Tea
Flavors
Peach, Roasted, Apricot
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Loose Leaf
Caffeine
Medium
Certification
Not available
Edit tea info Last updated by Cameron B.
Average preparation
190 °F / 87 °C 3 min, 15 sec 3 g 8 oz / 246 ml

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  • “Sipdown #3(11) = 380 I really want to like this tea, because it tastes delicious! Sadly, I only took a few sips, because unexpectedly my tongue started it’s reaction, & I don’t know if it’s a...” Read full tasting note
  • “Despite the name, this is an oolong tea. The dry tea smells like a nice roasty oolong with a slight hint of peach. The brewed tea tastes like a nice roasty oolong, almost like roasted nuts. There...” Read full tasting note
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  • “I love peach tea. This is an oolong peach. I think I could stop there and it would be enough, but you know I am seldom brief. The wet leaf scent is peach and roasted oolong. The sip begins lightly...” Read full tasting note
    92
  • “Thanks to Nina’s Paris for sending this free sample. I warmed up my tiny teapot and added the tea into the hot pot to take a wiff before adding the water. I could smell the delicate peach...” Read full tasting note
    76

From Nina's Paris

A semi-oxidised tea with the soothing taste of peach blended with orange flowers. Make time to enjoy a cup of this tea and appreciate a sheer moment of peace and serenity.

Ingredients: Oolong, Orange flowers, peach

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15 Tasting Notes

3294 tasting notes

Sipdown #3(11) = 380
I really want to like this tea, because it tastes delicious!
Sadly, I only took a few sips, because unexpectedly my tongue started it’s reaction, & I don’t know if it’s a chemical thing, or an allergy, but I could feel my tongue & lower lip puffing up a little, & the start of an unhappy sensation all the way down to my gut.
I really hate being overly sensitive sometimes.
But I’ve learned that no matter how tasty a tea is, I will regret drinking it if I don’t listen to these cues, so down the drain it went…sigh…
I’d still like to thank Lala for the sample. :)

TheTeaFairy

Hmmm, that really sounds like a nasty allergic reaction. Gee, be careful…

Dustin

Have you taken note of what other items you have had that reaction to and compared ingredients? On the plus side, people pay lots of money for lip puffing cosmetics and all you have to do is make a cup of the right tea! :/

Terri HarpLady

TeaFairy, I’ve only ever had THAT reaction to flavored teas, which is the main reason I’m so picky about them. I do have a lot of allergies & sensitivities, to various foods & chemicals. So my assumption has been that this reaction is to flavorings in the teas. Artificial flavorings seem like the obvious culprit, however ‘natural flavorings’ can contain pretty much anything (including MSG, which I definitely react to). This is the 3rd tea I think from Nina’s that I’ve had this response from, although I’ve drank 2 of their teas without the reaction. I’ve also had it from flavored teas from a few other companies.
Hence, I mostly stick to unflavored teas, with the exception of a few blends that have real ingredients in them!
Still…a girl’s gotta go out a limb & try something new once in awhile, right?

Terri HarpLady

Dustin, you’re killing me here, LOL.
:D

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871 tasting notes

Despite the name, this is an oolong tea.

The dry tea smells like a nice roasty oolong with a slight hint of peach. The brewed tea tastes like a nice roasty oolong, almost like roasted nuts. There is a touch of sweetness and a floral taste. It has a similar taste to morrocan orange blossom tea. There is a slight delicate peach taste at the beginning and end of the sip. Even though this is a roasty oolong, it is a light and refreshing tea. It gets sweeter and more peachy as it cools.

Preparation
175 °F / 79 °C 2 min, 0 sec

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1719 tasting notes

I love peach tea. This is an oolong peach. I think I could stop there and it would be enough, but you know I am seldom brief. The wet leaf scent is peach and roasted oolong. The sip begins lightly peach and then the oolong comes in mid sip and is much lighter on the roastiness than expected. If you dislike roasted oolongs, never fear, this is light and more nutty in flavor. Late in the sip it changes back to peach with some citrus notes. The cup is naturally sweet but will take additional sweetener if you are so inclined. The aftertaste lingers nicely.

The cooler the cup gets the stronger the flavors become – especially the peach. Lala said this was delicious cold brewed. Based on a room temperature cup, I totally believe her. This is a very refreshing tea.

Terri HarpLady

I always want to love peach teas, because i love peaches, but it’s rare that I find one I like. They usually taste very artificial to me. :)

K S

This one isn’t PEACH it is more peach It seems natural to me but has a light touch when warm.

Lala

You will definitely have to try it cold brewed!

ashmanra

Oooooooooo.

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661 tasting notes

Thanks to Nina’s Paris for sending this free sample. I warmed up my tiny teapot and added the tea into the hot pot to take a wiff before adding the water. I could smell the delicate peach scent and just a bit of roasty oolong. Brewed at 195F for 1.5 min. A tasty peach and a mild roasty flavour from the oolong. A very nice tea but like Terri Harplady I also got a tingling on the tongue. I finished most of mine though only because it does taste good and I’ve had worse reactions (most from David’s Tea Blends).

Flavors: Peach, Roasted

Preparation
195 °F / 90 °C 1 min, 30 sec

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687 tasting notes

White Tiger Oolong… It smells so good. I get a nice scent of fresh peaches. The apricot comes out more in the flavour. Overall, a good summer blend.

Flavors: Apricot, Peach

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541 tasting notes

Thank you Ninas Paris for this sample!
mmm it smells just like peachy rings! This brewed up much darker than I expected given the name, but it’s not really an issue. This is a very smooth tea. I love the peach flavor! I think I would rather drink this than actually eat a peachy ring (all that sugar!). Very excellent midday pick-me up too!

Preparation
190 °F / 87 °C 3 min, 0 sec 1 tsp 8 OZ / 236 ML
gmathis

Doesn’t Nina do beautiful things with fruit? :)

Tamm

Sorry this took so long, but yes! I really loved all 3 of my samples. I really wish I could make a tea order!

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630 tasting notes

I almost wouldn’t have believed this was an oolong, it was so full bodied. It was like a lighter black tea, and looked like a black tea in the dry leaves actually. It was delicious, which did not surprise me in the least given my love for peach tea. I took a few sips when it was still hot, but I prefer it cool I think because it gets even peachier.

Preparation
Boiling 3 min, 0 sec 1 tsp 8 OZ / 236 ML

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371 tasting notes

From the Teeny Tiny TTB.

The dry leaf – medium brown, twisty – smells smokey. I didn’t read this tea’s description until after I finished my cup, so I thought I was tasting some lemon/lime flavoring as well as peach the whole time. Very nice flavoring – strong yet light. It lingers long in the mouth after each sip. I let the liquor cool towards the end. This one tastes good both as hot and cold.

Preparation
175 °F / 79 °C 3 min, 0 sec 1 tsp 8 OZ / 236 ML

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726 tasting notes

Mmmm thank you tons, Laurent from Nina’s for sending me a sample of this tea!
It’s not as green as the photo suggests, but it does give off a nice and pleasant peach aroma. Reminds me a bit of the peach rings that I used to love so much :)

Ooh. I think my water was a smidge too hot and it’s right on the edge of being bitter, but it’s really nice! I makes a nice, straight cup :) The peach is definitely there, and it’s not as sugary as the peach rings, but still has the nice bright summer fruit flavour :)
I really like this tea! Definitely a nice oolong with a nice fruity flavour. Peach is definitely present, and I’m also getting bits of apricot which is nice

((this is also a sipdown so hooray for drinking all the tea!!))

Flavors: Apricot, Peach

Preparation
190 °F / 87 °C 3 min, 45 sec 3 g 10 OZ / 295 ML
QueenOfTarts

PEACH RINGS! Ugh, brings back memories. I used to eat those all of the time. Peach is definitely a lovely summer tea flavor!

jump62359

This is my second peach ring tea and I LOVE it! I love summer cuz now I can drink fruity teas all day long :)
I really want to try this iced so looks like once I get my cupboard down to a manageable number, I’ll be buying more of this!

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278 tasting notes

Thanks to Nina’s for the sample! This has a lovely peach aroma. The peach flavor is present, but not overwhelming. The tea has a light sweetness, but with a slightly bitter finish. I think this would make an excellent iced tea.

Preparation
Boiling 4 min, 30 sec 1 tsp 8 OZ / 236 ML

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