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Osmanthus Apricot Cream

Fragrant oolong from Fujian
Scented with osmanthus petals
Multiple infusions
In a practical tea caddy or refill bag

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€ 25,00 € 0,42 per Cup

€ 31,25 / 100g

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Suuuuuuuuuuper tasty. Still absolutely fantastic on the second infusion!

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Ingredients - Oolong tea flavored with osmanthus flowers

Oolong tea flavored with osmanthus flowers

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Moon Goddess

This precious Oolong captivates with floral, fruity, and sweet notes, enhanced by the musky fragrance of the Osmanthus blossom. An intensely aromatic combination that will enchant you! Classic Tieguanyin Oolong is renowned for its legendary history in China as well as in the global tea world and harmonizes perfectly in this floral-aromatic blend.

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The preparation

Give the precious tea leaves plenty of space to expand fully. Use a large tea strainer or brew the leaves in a teapot, then strain them into a serving pot. We recommend multiple infusions for your Oolong to let it reveal its complex flavors layer by layer.


Amount of tea	Temperature	Brewing time
2 tbsp. / 4 g per 250 ml water	90° C	3 Infusions: 2:00 Min. 1:30 Min. 1:45 Min.

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The processing of the tea

In October, the leaves of the Tieguanyin cultivar are harvested, partially oxidized, and rolled into small green ball shaped pearls. Once transformed into an exquisite Oolong tea, the precious golden Osmanthus petals are added in the final step and thoroughly mixed—a fragrant flower celebrated in China for its eternal beauty and intertwined with numerous legends.

Fujian, China

The origin of the tea

Our Moon Goddess Oolong comes from the renowned Fujian province in China. Tea production in Fujian is known for its meticulous craftsmanship, traditional processing methods, and deep respect for tea culture, giving teas from this region their outstanding reputation.

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What type of tea is Moon Goddess?

Moon Goddess is a scented oolong tea from Fujian, China. It is made from oolong tea leaves that are refined after processing with fragrant osmanthus blossoms.

What are osmanthus blossoms?

Osmanthus blossoms are small, intensely fragrant flowers that have long been treasured in China. Their aroma is reminiscent of apricot, stone fruit and delicate floral notes, with a gentle, warm sweetness.

Is Moon Goddess a pure tea or a flavoured tea blend?

Moon Goddess is a pure oolong tea scented with osmanthus blossoms. Its floral character comes from the addition of the blossoms rather than from a classic fruit or herbal tea blend.

How is Moon Goddess processed?

The tea leaves are harvested, partially oxidised and rolled into small green balls. Only after the oolong has been fully processed are the osmanthus blossoms added and blended with the tea.

Why are the tea leaves rolled into balls?

Ball rolling is typical of many high-quality oolongs from Fujian. It helps preserve the tea’s aromas and allows the leaves to gradually unfurl during infusion.

What is the difference between Moon Goddess oolong, green tea and black tea?

Moon Goddess is an oolong tea, so in terms of flavour it sits between green tea and black tea. Green tea is hardly oxidised at all and often tastes fresher, grassier or lighter, while black tea is fully oxidised and usually has a stronger, more malty character. Oolong is only partially oxidised, combining floral freshness with greater depth and a softer, fuller body. That balance is exactly what makes Moon Goddess with its osmanthus notes so distinctive.

Who is Moon Goddess best suited to?

Moon Goddess is ideal for anyone who enjoys floral, elegant oolong teas. It is also a lovely choice for tea lovers who want to explore complex teas through multiple infusions.

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