Oolong Tea

The teas leaves go through an intermediate process involving withering, bruising, brief oxidation, and firing/drying. Hence, oolong tea is partially fermented.

It also contains a high amount of antioxidants, that are known to protect healthy skin cells and slows down aging processes.

Tea Making Instructions:

1. Warm up the tea vessels with the boiling water and then pour the boiling water into the tea and cover the lid for three minutes before serving.
2. Same amount of tea can be prepared by pouring boiling water into it for 3-4 times.
3. Tea vessels are made of clay, thus making this tea more flavourful.