Color
Light Brown
  
Black, Golden Brown
  
Types
Espresso
  
Yu Lan Xiang, Xing Ren Xiang, Zhi Lan Xiang, Po Tou Xiang, Huang Zhi Xiang, You Hua Xiang
  
Milk Content
Little
  
Not required
  
Taste
Little bitter
  
Fruity, Sweet
  
Serving Style
Cold, Hot
  
Hot
  
Additives
Espresso, Lemon, Milk, Water
  
Ginseng, Honey, Hot water, Sugar
  
Number of Servings
1
  
1
  
Time Required
  
  
Cooking Time
0 minutes
  
Health Benefits
  
  
Physical Benefits
Not Available
  
Improves health, Keeps digestive tract healthy, Strengthens bones
  
Mental Health Benefits
Not Available
  
Efficient stress buster, Improves mental health performance, Mental alertness, Sharpen thinking skills
  
Disease Prevention
Not Available
  
Cures diabetes mellitus, It has anti cancer properties
  
Overall Health Benefits
Not Available
  
Functions as a antioxidant, Prevents tooth decay, Useful for weight control
  
Hair Care
Not Available
  
Grows hair faster
  
Skin Care
Not Available
  
Good For Skin, Improves vitality of skin
  
Side Effects
  
  
Low Risk Side Effects
Acidity
  
Abdominal pain, Headache, Insomnia, Nervousness
  
High Risk Side Effects
Increase in Acidity that leads to Ulcer, Stomach pains
  
Diarrhea, Palpitations, Rapid heartbeats, Tremors
  
Caffeine Content
Not Available
  
Serving Size in USA
  
  
Grande (16 floz)
Not Available
  
Serving Size in UK
  
  
Grande (473 ml)
Not Available
  
Caffeine Level
Unknown
  
Low
  
Safe Level
Not Available
  
300.00 mg
  
Harmful Level
Not Available
  
500.00 mg
  
Effects of Caffeine
Unknown
  
Anxiety disorder, Diarrhea, Irregular heartbeat
  
Without Sugar
Not Available
  
0.00 Kcal
  
With Sugar
Not Available
  
With Skimmed Milk
Not Available
  
With Skimmed Milk and Sugar
Not Available
  
With Whole Milk
Not Available
  
With Whole Milk and Sugar
Not Available
  
Calories With Additives
Not Available
  
310.00 Kcal
  
26
Fats
Not Available
  
Carbohydrates
Not Available
  
Protein
Not Available
  
Brands
Unknown
  
China Oolong (Stash), Exotica Champagne Oolong (Stash), Pu-erh Oolong (Stash), Tea Ren Oolong
  
History
  
  
Originated in
Italy
  
China
  
Origin Period
Unknown
  
16th Century
  
Popularity
Rare
  
Moderate