Premium Oolong Tea

Name: Premium Oolong Tea
Brand: Hungry Hijabi

Hungry Hijabi

£35

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Whilst black teas are the most well-known, and more recently, green teas have received a lot of attention, oolong are often overlooked despite having some of the most varied and exciting flavour profiles. After the leaves are picked, they are gently withered to remove some of the moisture from the leaf, before being tumbled in a bamboo drum. This process bruises the leaves and provokes oxidation. Oolongs are semi-oxidised which means that unlike black teas which are allowed to oxidise fully, for oolongs the process is halted after a certain time. The leaves are then pan fired at high temperatu

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as HUNGRY HIJABI LIMITED, number 17215533. Checked 2026-08-29.
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No majority shareholding traced outside the UK. Companies House.
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