Time to break out the grass skirts and tiny umbrellas because our Coconut Pouchong will have you feeling like you're dancing on an island beach. Our velvety smooth pouchong lays the perfect foundation for the tropical flavor of coconut to shine. It's like summer in a cup any time of year!
Oolong Tea | Moderate caffeine | Steep at 195° for 3-5 mins
Ingredients: pouchong tea, coconut, natural coconut flavor & blue cornflowers
blended with pouchong tea, coconut, natural coconut flavor & blue cornflowers
The origin of the coconut remains a mystery. However, many historians believe that the earliest coconuts grew in Malaysia and Indonesia. Its earliest written record appears in Sanskrit, revealing that the people of India were exposed to this fruit. Coconut images may also be found in pre-Columbian pottery unearthed in Peru. Marco Polo made a note of his encounter with the fruit when visiting India. He called it 'Pharoah's nut.' Other travelers were equally impressed. Coconuts feature prominently in the journals of Magellan and Francis Drake.
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What is the difference between this and the coconut pouchong? The only difference i can find is the flower addin. Am I missing something?
Asked by Aislinn Graves
on May 19th, 2020
“ Hello Aislinn! The blue cornflowers are the main difference, and add texture to the tea. ”
Answered by Adagio Teas
on May 20th, 2020
“ Basically it's "eye candy."Some say cornflower has herbal health remedies. ”
Answered by Jim R.
on June 12th, 2020
what is pouchong?
Asked by Elizabeth Leeper
on May 24th, 2020
“ Hello Elizabeth! Pouchong is a type of oolong that minimally oxidized, usually only 8-10%. Hope this helps! ”
Answered by Adagio Teas
on May 26th, 2020
What is the caffeine content?
Asked by Carol Poole
on September 29th, 2020
“ Hello Carol! This has moderate caffeine. Learn more about the caffeine in tea here. ”
Answered by Adagio Teas
on September 29th, 2020
Is the tea base for this the same as the Formosa Pouchong? I would like to try the tea without the added flavoring.
Asked by Tulani Jones
on March 12th, 2024
“ Hello Tulani! Yes, this is based in our Formosa Pouchong. We hope you will enjoy it! ”
Answered by Adagio Teas
on March 13th, 2024
Can you add cream and sugar to this
Asked by Donna Strzelczyk
on June 9th, 2025
“ Hello Donna! You can add sugar and cream to any tea you choose. ”
Answered by Adagio Teas
on June 13th, 2025
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