Baba's Tea Co

Ducksh*t Oolong

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$21 $42 In stock

Category: Tea & Infusions

Grown in the highlands of the Phoenix Mountains and picked from the newest buds of the spring season. This Dan Cong oolong has a delicate woodsy characteristic which unifies toasted honeysuckle aroma with sweet plum notes.

Aroma: Honey, toasted, dried plum
Flavor: Woodsy, honeysuckle, dried plum
Origin: Guangdong, China
Brewing: 195°F for 1 minute, recommended 3g of tea for 6 fl oz water

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Aurora I. ★★★★★

The woodsy note is what got me—it’s subtle but grounding, like walking through damp pine after rain. The spring buds brew up a smooth, honeyed sip that lingers just long enough. Really glad I picked this one up.

Evelyn ★★★★★

The toasted honeysuckle comes through exactly as described, with that woodsy undertone keeping it from being too sweet. Steeped three times and the flavor stayed surprisingly consistent each round.

Thomas C. ★★★★★

I brewed a cup right after opening the bag and the toasted honeysuckle aroma filled the whole kitchen before I even poured the water. The woodsy notes come through clean and deep, with none of the bitterness I usually get from cheaper oolongs. This spring harvest batch is genuinely something special