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Naivetea Wen Shan Bao Zhong
Sip ► October 20, 2010

Naivetea Wen Shan Bao Zhong

Photo: Naivetea This tea is a lightly oxidized oolong that was grown in Northern Taiwan. The dry leaves were a gorgeous deep green color, reminiscent of seaweed, and had a gnarled and twisted shape. I...

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Naivetea Osmanthus Oolong
Sip ► August 11, 2010

Naivetea Osmanthus Oolong

Naivetea has consistently impressed me with the quality of their flavored oolongs. This selection consists of Alishan oolong infused with natural osmanthus. Osmanthus is a flowering shrub that is native to Asia. The dry leaves...

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Naivetea Rose Violet Calendula Oolong
Sip ► July 21, 2010

Naivetea Rose Violet Calendula Oolong

This tea consisted of high altitude Alishan oolong with natural rose, violet, calendula, and jasmine. The leaves were tightly rolled and dark green in color. I steeped this tea using my Breville One-Touch Tea Maker...

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Naivetea Lychee Oolong
Sip ► July 11, 2010

Naivetea Lychee Oolong

Naivetea describes this tea as an Alishan oolong flavored with natural Lychee, a fruit native to China. I found this tea a little unusual in that it is the first fruit tea I’ve tried that...

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Naivetea Yuzu Oolong
Sip ► June 26, 2010

Naivetea Yuzu Oolong

This high altitude Alishan oolong is infused with pomelo peels. Pomelo is a fruit that matures only once a year during the time of the Chinese moon festival. I was immediately struck by the intense...

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Naivetea Imperial Beauty Oolong
Sip ► June 24, 2010

Naivetea Imperial Beauty Oolong

According to Naivetea this tea is produced in Taiwan by a very small high altitude artisan tea farm that follows traditional and organic farming practices. The dry leaves were tightly rolled and had a strong...

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Naivetea Passion Fruit Oolong
Sip ► June 15, 2010

Naivetea Passion Fruit Oolong

According to Naivetea this is an Alishan oolong infused with natural passion fruit. The dry leaves were dark green and tightly rolled. Some yellow flower petals were visible. The passionfruit flower doesn’t have yellow petals...

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Naivetea Mint Oolong
Sip ► May 22, 2010

Naivetea Mint Oolong

My name is Nicole and I am a mint addict. I also need a twelve step program for oolong. This tea feeds both of my vices. The dry leaves resembled a typical rolled oolong but...

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Naivetea Strawberry Oolong
Sip ► May 19, 2010

Naivetea Strawberry Oolong

I was immediately struck by the wonderful scent of this tea. Both the oolong and the strawberry were easily discernable. I brewed it using my Breville One-Touch Tea Maker. The liquor was a light gold...

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Naivetea Lavender Oolong
Sip ► May 12, 2010

Naivetea Lavender Oolong

I have a weak spot for lavender in tea because it never fails to relax me but it doesn’t knock me out the way chamomile can sometimes. Being an oolong fanatic, this tea was the...

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Naivetea Golden Lily Oolong
Sip ► April 16, 2010

Naivetea Golden Lily Oolong

According to Naivetea, this tea is produced by a very small high altitude artisan tea farm that follows traditional and organic farming practices. As someone who consumes large quantities of tea on a regular basis,...

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