About Oolong

• The Taste

  We like to describe the tast of oolong as somewhere between green tea and black tea, but with a nutty and smooth flavor profile. There are many types of oolong and the tastes vary greatly between each leaf. We have curated a selection that will let you taste 6 uniquely different types of oolong.

• The Brew

  Oolong is truly a unique tea to brew. Because it is lightly oxidized, the same leaves can be brewed several times. This also means that the tea doesn't get bitter if you brew it too long. Oolong does contain caffeine especially if it is lightly oxidized. Assume about 60mg of caffeine per cup of tea.

• The Harvest

  The beautiful mountains of Taiwan are home to the best oolong tea. This tea is either hand or machine picked, sun dried, and rolled into little balls. Sometimes the tea is also roasted. When you brew oolong tea, you will see the whole tea leaf unfurl, unlike other tea that is groud into small pieces.