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Yumberry Wulong Oolong from Teavana

Steepster Score 25 Ratings Rate This Tea

55/100

Yumberry Wulong Oolong

Fruit Oolong Blend by Teavana

Overflowing with delicious ruby red yumberries, this tart berry blend adds bright bounce to a summery dawn. Enjoy an orchard walk at sunrise as the middle note of dew-drenched ‘superfruits’ (including blueberries, blackberries, and strawberries) combine with sun-ripened peaches and kiwi to enrich your morning journey. SUPERFRUIT ENHANCED

Fruity infusion with sweet berry overtones.

28 Tasting Notes

Krystal
82
Tabitha Buckner
51

This is the only Oolong tea i’ve had so i do not have that background to compare it to, but it was okay. Seemed weak but delicate. My batch needed a lil more tea, i think.

ladykates1366
70

One of my favorite teas for making iced tea. Mix this with Acai Matetini and 4 teaspoons of sugar and it’s amazing.

Andie
10

This tea is pretty gross. The biggest issue is that there wasn’t a lot of actual tea in the blend. Instead I got A LOT of dried fruit. And the fruit does not taste great once the tea has been prepared. It completely lacks flavor.

Peter Azak
39
Peter Azak 3 tasting notes

I like oolong; before really getting into chai, oolong was my tea of choice.

This tea is quite strange, as I was expecting a different kind of sweet with the typical oolong earthy undertone.

What I got was more of a green tea flowery taste, coupled with the slight sweetness of fruit and roses.

The tea is very light and bright, which would require more sweetener than usual.

I forgot what I thought of this tea, but the first sip since then brought back those thoughts.

It is still a strange blend, the oolong tea still flowery and bright, the fruit giving it more brightness and a sweeter tone.

I am still at odds with this, as I prefer my oolong earthy.

Second steep, I kind of tolerate the lighter taste, it’s not as bright and flowery, the oolong maintains it’s prominence and seems to blend better with more subtle flavors in the background.

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