Taiwanese GABA Oolong Loose Leaf Tea - Gaba Oolong Soothing Tea. Gabba Wu Long Tea From Taiwan

I love this tea brand very refreshing, seller was able to solve an issue with my order. I will order more again.

Flavorful yet not as strong as others, which usually leaves a tangy taste in your mouth. This tea makes you want to drink more and more. I hope he manufacturers can pack this in bigger size.

This is an ok tea, it has a heavy roasted nut note when made gungfu style. 4g in a 200ml gawain is good for about 5 to 6 infusions before loosing all flavor. Not sure about the gaba claims but would buy again.

This is a good-quality GABA Oolong tea. GABA Oolong is partially shaded prior to harvest and fermented under anaerobic conditions, which produces a high percentage of Gamma-Aminobutyric Acid (GABA) in the tea leaves. It is known for having a calming effect on the nervous system. This tea has a pleasant, caramel taste with a delicate, fruity note. It has a similar aroma too. It is smooth, mellow and calming. It does seem to help me unwind and relax.This comes in a resealable plastic pouch. It is organic and non-GMO. The loose tea leaves are curled and smell fresh. They uncurl nicely during steeping. I brew this in 195°F hot water for about 3 minutes. It can be re-steeped without losing too much of the flavor. It is moderately caffeinated. Overall, I'm really pleased with this tea. It tastes good and smells wonderful. It is a calming and relaxing tea to drink. It helps me unwind after a hectic day. It is worth giving it a try. Product of Taiwan.

I love drinking Oolong teas when I don't want the strong bite of black tea, but would like a deeper flavor than green tea. This Oolong is perfect for that, and I like that I can drink it in the evenings.This tea comes in little balls that unroll as the tea steeps- I've never seen that before, and it's fun to watch them open up! I sometimes use a tea strainer, sometimes just put the material into the brewing container and then sieve it when it's steeped.This tea smells very fresh and delicious when opened, and I don't have trouble resealing the bag. I really like this Oolong for a change of pace fromt he usual green or black, and my whole house enjoys it!Taiwanese GABA Oolong Loose Leaf Tea - Organic Gaba Oolong Relaxing Tea. Assists with Anxiety, Calming the Nerves, Clearing the Mind & Relaxing the Body. Approx. 30 Cups

This is a good oolong tea – flavorful, slightly sweet & not too astringent if brewed properly. I really do not notice the “calming” effects but I will say, it doesn’t make me jittery. I like this tea with a bit of milk. I can easily get 2 good steeps from the leaves.

I'm not sure what I was hoping for/expecting from this tea but I saw "assists with anxiety" and I thought why not try it. I can say that it does not make me more anxious. But I'm not sure that I can say it relaxes me, either - or at least not more than the act of drinking a nice cup of hot tea of any kind relaxes me. One of the reasons why I like drinking tea, especially when it's cold, is because the ritual of making and drinking it brings a certain sense of calm. I cannot say that this tea does that to a larger extent than my green, black, rooibos, or other herbal teas do.Oolong does have caffeine, so if you're sensitive to caffeine, I don't think the GABA increasing effect will outweigh the effect of caffeine. But it might balance it out a bit? In terms of oolong teas, I prefer spicer flavors, but this is bland enough that you can add other teas or flavors to it. I have mixed this with some matcha powder and some collagen creamer and got a perfectly drinkable matcha oolong latte.Random - the tea leaves themselves are curled into little balls and they clean out of a steeper better than pretty much any other loose tea I currently have on hand. If you have cleaning out your steeper and like tea, you might want to try this one.In the end, I'm not sure I would recommend this specfically for its anxiety reduction qualities, but as a nice cup of innocuous oolong, it's just fine. Buy it because you like oolong. Don't buy it for its calming qualities unless you know oolong teas like this work well for you.

First, I'm mainly a coffee guy and drink tea only once in a while, especially when certain friends visit. In addition, I don't have a lot of experience with oolong (or wulong) tea, having had it only rarely in my life. Nonetheless, I love the flavor, especially compared to the usual black teas. This particular oolong is lovely to watch as it steeps and unfurls in a glass teapot. The aroma is heavenly and the taste complex and subtle—again, compared to black tea. I think oolong will be my go-to, standard tea in the future. A special bonus (to me) is that it comes from Taiwan instead of China.