Oolong Tea?

[Ltl Mermaid]

Hi all, every year when I visit WDW I enjoy (LOVE in fact) a specific tea called the Green Dragon Oolong Tea that is served at the Royal Anandapur Tea Company.

My question is this...can this tea be purchased anywhere in or outside of WDW (in tea bag tyle, not loose leaf)? I know many "leaf" teas are sold in silken type bags for those of use that are not knowledgeable about brewing loose leaf teas.

2nd question, does the Joy of Tea stand at Epcot sell the same or similar tea?

Thanks!

 

[anita46]

I've had luck with the gift shop in Epcot China....some of them actually have tea bags too.

Or you could brew the tea as they do in China.....just put a pinch of the loose leaf in your tea mug and add hot water...most of the tea will sink, just pick out the floaters and enjoy....if you need sugar be sure to add it before you add the water to minimize stirring up the dredges...

Good luck

 

[TheRustyScupper]

1) Try . . . http://www.coffeeam.com/fogrdrootea1.html
2) It is one of the places we order tea.

 

[BriarRosie]

That's why I bought this from Teavana. The Perfect Teamaker for loose leaf tea.

http://www.teavana.com/Tea-Products/Tea-Makers-Infusers/Teavana-Perfect-TeaMaker.axd

I use this all the time. You scoop tea into the tea maker, then fill it with hot water and let it steep. There's a rim on the bottom that releases the brewed tea into any cup you place it on. The strainer at the bottom of the tea maker keeps the tea leaves in.

 

[Ltl Mermaid]

Thanks for all of the help!Does anyone know if Joy of Tea also sells a similar Oolong at their stand?