15 International Hot Beverages You Have to Try
| March 22, 2017
9. Oolong Tea – China
Oolong tea means “dark green tea” in Chinese. It’s a unique type of tea which is perfected through a long process of sunlight and oxidation. It’s particularly famous in the south of China, as it’s used in the Gongfu tea ceremony.
Apart from its sweet aroma, Oolong tea also provides great health benefits. It’s used to treat heart disease and inflammatory disorders, but it’s also effective against tooth decay.
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