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Old 05-15-2011, 02:23 PM   #11338
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Originally Posted by astra View Post
Cuppa #6

Milk oolong from Tea House Emporium, Bath UK

Sweet aroma so far. They suggest 1 tea spoon per 150mil 95°C and 4 minutes.
I put 1 heaped tea spoon per ..280mil the rest as they say. We will see. 95°C for oolong it unusual. Often it is never above 80°C.


ETA.
looks like they suggest the right temp near boiling water
Gong Fu suggests 208 for their Milk Oolong. hmmm speaking of which, I might just go make a pot...
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