Oolong Tea

Which Oolong tea to buy in our store

Here we have both delicate light oolong tea types and dark oolongs of deep processing.

Si Ji Chun (TRES #15 - hybrid number), Jin Xuan (TRES #12), Ruan Zhi (TRES #17), Cui Yu (TRES #13) are classic light oolongs, lightly roasted and mildly fermented. These teas have fruity, floral and caramel notes and a long oily aftertaste. Read more...

The aged 2014 Red Water Oolong (Hong Shui) is a vivid representative of deeply fermented and medium roasted tea. Therefore, it is perfect for black tea fans. But, unlike most black teas, here you will find powerful berry and spicy flavors - hints of cherries, strawberries, hazelnut, and cinnamon. Read more...

Bug bitten oolongs should be specially mentioned as well as roasted oolong teas due to their distinct taste.

These are Gui Fei and Peng Feng (Dongfang Meiren) Oolongs, they differ in the type of twist. They are also called Oriental Beauty and Bai Hao Oolong.

These teas are made from leaves that were attacked by the tea green leafhopper (Jacobiasca formosana). The insects usually come from the end of April to June. Their bites start the oxidation process in leaves which are still on bushes. This results in distinctive honey-sweet, muscatel flavor which Oriental Beauty Oolong is famous for and why it got its Champagne oolong name.

If you love dense and powerful taste with rich fruity and bready flavor profile of well-warmed tea, check out our Dong Ding oolong of high fire or the chocolate-coffee Lao Cui Yu 2006.

Assam oolong can be interesting for more broad-minded tea explorers.

There is an opinion that oolong tea is just a technology matter and any Camelia Sinensis leaf suit for it, including a pure Assamica (Camelia Sinensis var. Assamica). But it is not. In contrast to Oolong bushes (Camelia Sinensis var. Sinensis), the taste of Assamica is stricter and less amenable to technological manipulations. You can get excellent red, green or white tea from it, and, for example, pu-erhs are produced only from Assamica. But for true oolong tea bushes of Sinensis species are most suitable.Nevertheless, you can try out our Assam oolong tea where old pu-erh tree leaves underwent oolong technology. It will please those who like sheng pu-erhs with caramel flavor or light black teas. Read less...

What oolongs are produced in Thailand

These are Taiwanese oolong varieties. This tea is produced by local (Chinese Thai) farmers in cooperation with Taiwanese specialists and by Taiwanese technology, but the bushes are grown on the high mountain slopes of Thailand. Read more...

Thai terroir is ideal for oolong tea. In the mountains here are a lot of fog and much sun, which allows cultivating a truly delicious tea. It is also known that tea plant (Camellia Sinensis) is very picky about the quality of the land. Tea bushes and trees form a large vegetative mass of leaves and shoots that require a large number of nutrients and water. This is a very "gluttonous" plant. However, the wide cultivation of tea has begun in Thailand not long ago. Mountain lands suitable for tea gardening are not yet exhausted of fertility, unlike many places in China and Taiwan. That is why here in Thailand many factories produce organic tea because they have no big need to use hazardous inorganic fertilizers.

Dongfang Meiren Oolong Tea

This is a strongly oxidized and lightly roasted, long twisted oolong tea. Bug-bitten leaves. Dry tea can be recognized by the white bloom on the tips. That is why it is also called as Bai Hao Oolong (..

$13.00

Gui Fei Oolong Tea, premium

Gui Fei Oolong also known as Oriental Beauty Oolong is produced exclusively from the leaves that have been bitten by green leafhoppers, usually in the period of May-June. In Thailand, farmers will con..

$13.00

Gui Fei Oolong Tea, gr. A

The taste is similar to the high-quality Dongfang Meiren, with the same honey notes. But this oolong is more oxidized, so black tea lovers will like it. Very drinkable and holds many infusions. I..

$10.00

Dong Ding Oolong Tea, lightly roasted

Lightly roasted Dong Ding oolong tea.Dry tea smells fresh, fruity and sweet. Rinsed leaves give more fruit then biscuits in aroma. However, light fruity flavor is complemented by creamy notes in the b..

$9.00

2014 Dong Ding Oolong Tea, medium roasted

This is another oolong tea in our store assortment, which is processed in the traditional Taiwanese style of Dong Ding. We have also lightly roasted one and heavy-roasted one. Here is aged Dong ..

$12.00

Dong Ding Oolong Tea, strong roasted

This Dong Ding will appeal to those who like tea of quite strong fire. Some people find similarities between this tea and thoroughbred Wuyi Shan oolongs. The tea smells deliciously fruity, floral and..

$12.00

Ruan Zhi Oolong Tea Premium, Myanmar, 2000m

This tea came from Myanmar (Burma). From the plantation, located at an altitude of about 2000 meters. Dry leaves aroma is intense. Flavor is sweet and floral with the savor of berries. It becomes ..

$15.00

Ruan Zhi Oolong Tea, gr A

Gives a pretty bright and thick floral taste. Floral density ends with tangy saltiness. The aroma of dry and washed tea leaves easily passes into the taste. Organoleptic properties of the tea are very..

$10.00

Si Ji Chun (Four Seasons) Oolong Tea

This is lightly roasted and lightly oxidized oolong tea of high quality. Truly masterfully made Si Ji Chun (also known as Four Seasons oolong). Glossy appearance of carefully rolled balls and power..

$7.00

1995 Lao Qing Xin Aged Oolong Tea

A thick, deep taste with a rich aroma of cherry, chocolate, sweet red apples. Velvety aftertaste of aged tea with cinnamon and bark notes. Lao Qing Xin (Chin Shin) Oolong is very unusual tea. In addi..

$40.00

2006 Lao Cui Yu Oolong Tea

This tea can truly be called Lao Cha Wang - "old tea king". Despite the considerable age and annual roasting, the master managed to keep a dense and bright taste in this Aged Cui Yu (means “Green Jade..

$18.00

2014 Hong Shui Oolong Tea, premium

This is a spherical, well oxidized and medium roasted oolong tea. Hong Shui, which means literally “red water” oolong, is a quite rare Thai tea with high level of oxidation and of medium fire. It i..

$12.00

Hong Shui Oolong Tea, gr. A

Ideal tea for a snowy winter, when you want to remember the scent of the forest and warm up with red tea.Pine cone laced with fruit in the taste. Balanced tea.Absolute hit of 2016. Excellent value for..

$9.00

Gaba Tea, premium

This Thai Gaba premium quality has a potent, sweet floral aroma. In the taste, there are sweet plums and pears with typical GABA-tones. Even when the tea is over, It still keeps sweet floral bouquet t..

$10.50

Pouchong (Bao zhong) Cui Yu Oolong Tea

Our Pouchong (Bao zhong) tea is made from Taiwanese cultivar Cui Yu Oolong (TRES #13). This tea will please those who like soft green or light oolong tea. Fruity-berry flavor, oily (but not too much),..

$8.00

2015 Cui Yu Jade Oolong Tea

Cui Yu Oolong (means "green jade") is a Taiwanese hybrid at the Tea Research and Extension Station it received number TRES #13. The tea passed the first stage of maturity and in taste significantly..

$10.00

Jin Xuan Oolong Tea, premium

This is not just a winter harvest of Jin Xuan oolong. This is a special successful kind of Jin Xuan from one of our organic tea manufacturers.Bright and juicy berry caramel in the foreground..

$13.00

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Jin Xuan Oolong Tea, nuan xian

Bright floral and berry aroma. The taste is very rich and dense with hints of caramel. There are no herbaceous or any astringent notes due to its well roast, but the taste is without bread or fried no..

$8.00 $5.00

Jin Xuan Oolong Tea, gr. A

This is a lightly roasted and lightly oxidized classical Jin Xuan Oolong tea. The aroma is bright, with berry and milk caramel notes. The taste is dense and oily. In the dominant are berries and..

$9.50

Assam Oolong Tea

This oolong is made from old Assam trees from the forest. The average age of the trees is 300 years (though the age of some trees from this place can reach 800 years). The harvest of spring 2016 is pr..

$9.00

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