Oolong Tea
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This Oolong is a unique aged tea from Taiwan.
Tie Guan Yin charcoal-roasted oolong is a traditionally processed tea from Xianghua.
Huang Jin Gui, meaning "Golden Osmanthus," is a famous lightly oxidized oolong.
The leaves for this oolong come from the Baoshan ?? area in Yunnan.
This tea is a true Indian oolong.
When processed in the same way, the resulting teas are indistinguishable.
Oriental Beauty – Dong Fang Mei Ren is a truly unique oolong with a striking appearance.
Tie Guan Yin - also known as Ti Kuan Yin, Iron Buddha, or Iron Goddess of Mercy.
Our Ai Jiao Oolong does not originate from Wuyi, but rather from Baise in Guangxi.
The tea leaves for this Iron Goddess come from the Wu Hua Shan garden.
The recipe for this infusion has been cherished for generations.
Alishan is a picturesque region in central Taiwan, designated as a nature reserve.
It’s a relatively recent variety, with regular production beginning around 1980.
Bergamot Oolong is a lightly oxidized oolong tea cultivated near Mingjian Township.
The competition-grade Dong Ding Jin Xuan Oolong is a premium-class Dong Ding Oolong |1000g
It is made from handpicked leaves.
Hong Shui ("Red Water") is a subcategory of oolong teas.
This cultivar was introduced in 1981 and classified as Tai Cha #13 (T-13).
This Taiwanese Jasmine Oolong (Si Ji Chun Mo Li Wu Long Cha) is a delicately scented.
This Ginseng Oolong is based on high-quality leaves grown in the Bamboo Mountains.
This handsome oolong offers a creamy, floral fragrance and taste.
Milk Oolong is a unique oolong crafted from the Jin Xuan cultivar.
Tea that is smooth and pleasantly sweet, without any sharp acidity.
One of the finest Taiwanese oolongs, distinguished from others by several key qualities.
