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Oolong teas (烏龙茶), partially oxidized for that signature balance between green and black. This collection centers on Anxi Tieguanyin — original, soft (清香), strong (浓香), and charcoal-roasted (炭焙) styles — plus Taiwan Bai Hao Oolong (Oriental Beauty).
Browse famous varieties and find the roast level that suits your taste.
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Product Overview Tieguanyin is one of those oolongs people keep coming back to. The Chinese name is 原味铁观音 — worth knowing when you're shopping arou...
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Product Overview Looking for a dependable oolong? Meet Tieguanyin. Known in Chinese as 碳焙铁观音. It comes from Anxi, Fujian, China. This one comes as ...
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Product Overview There's a reason Tieguanyin keeps showing up on tea shelves. In China it goes by the name 清香铁观音. It comes from Anxi, Fujian, China...
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Product Overview If you're after oolong with real character, Tieguanyin is worth a closer look. The Chinese name is 浓香铁观音 — worth knowing when you'...
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Product Overview Some teas you try once. Bai Hao Pekoe tends to become a regular. Known in Chinese as 白毫乌龙. It comes from Taiwan, China. This one c...
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Product Overview Here's an oolong that speaks for itself: Bai Ji Guan. In China it goes by the name 白鸡冠. It comes from Wuyi Mountain, Fujian, China...
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Product Overview Tieguanyin Orange Peel has a quiet reputation among oolong drinkers. It comes from Anxi, Fujian, China. This one comes as loose le...
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Product Overview For a proper cup of oolong, Tieguanyin Bitter Melon is a solid pick. It comes from Anxi, Fujian, China. This one comes as loose le...
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Product Overview Bei Dou North Star is one of those oolongs people keep coming back to. In China it goes by the name 北斗. It comes from Wuyi Mountai...
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Product Overview Looking for a dependable oolong? Meet Ben Shan Se Zhong. The Chinese name is 本山 — worth knowing when you're shopping around. It co...
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Product Overview Agarwood Flower Tea (Chen Xiang 沉香, Aquilaria sinensis) — small grey-green dried buds and stems, exactly as pictured. An easy brew...
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Product Overview Agarwood Leaf Tea (Chen Xiang 沉香, Aquilaria sinensis) — dried, curled dark leaves, just like the photo. An easy brew: a spoonful i...
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Product Overview There's a reason Da Hong Pao keeps showing up on tea shelves. Known in Chinese as 大红袍. It comes from Wuyi Mountain, Fujian, China....
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Product Overview If you're after oolong with real character, Dong Ding is worth a closer look. In China it goes by the name 冻顶乌龙. It comes from Tai...
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Product Overview Some teas you try once. Feng Huang Dan Cong tends to become a regular. The Chinese name is 凤凰单枞 — worth knowing when you're shoppi...
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Product Overview Here's an oolong that speaks for itself: Feng Huang Dan Cong. Known in Chinese as 凤凰单枞. It comes from Chouzhou, Guangdong, China. ...
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Product Overview Feng Huang Dan Cong has a quiet reputation among oolong drinkers. In China it goes by the name 凤凰单枞. It comes from Chouzhou, Guang...
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Product Overview For a proper cup of oolong, Ginseng Oolong is a solid pick. The Chinese name is 人参乌龙 — worth knowing when you're shopping around. ...
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Product Overview Golden Osmanthus Huang Jin is one of those oolongs people keep coming back to. Known in Chinese as 黄金桂. It comes from Anxi, Fujian...
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Product Overview Looking for a dependable oolong? Meet Jinxuan Milk Fragrant. In China it goes by the name 奶香乌龙. It comes from Taiwan, China. This ...
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Product Overview There's a reason Old Bush Shui Xian keeps showing up on tea shelves. The Chinese name is 老枞水仙 — worth knowing when you're shopping...
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Product Overview If you're after oolong with real character, Tieguanyin is worth a closer look. Known in Chinese as 油切乌龙茶. It comes from Anxi, Fuji...
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Product Overview Some teas you try once. Osmanthus Gui Hua tends to become a regular. In China it goes by the name 桂花乌龙. It comes from Taiwan, Chin...
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Product Overview Here's an oolong that speaks for itself: Phoenix Dan Cong. The Chinese name is 凤凰单枞 — worth knowing when you're shopping around. I...
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Product Overview Rou Gui Cassia has a quiet reputation among oolong drinkers. Known in Chinese as 肉桂. It comes from Wuyi Mountain, Fujian, China. T...
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Product Overview For a proper cup of oolong, Shui Jin Gui is a solid pick. In China it goes by the name 水金龟. It comes from Wuyi Mountain, Fujian, C...
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Product Overview Tie Luo Han is one of those oolongs people keep coming back to. The Chinese name is 铁罗汉 — worth knowing when you're shopping aroun...
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Product Overview Looking for a dependable oolong? Meet Tieguanyin Tea Bag. Known in Chinese as 铁观音茶. It comes from Anxi, Fujian, China. This one co...
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Product Overview There's a reason Yong Chun Fo Shou keeps showing up on tea shelves. In China it goes by the name 永春佛手. It comes from Yong Chun, Fu...
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Product Overview If you're after oolong with real character, Zhang Ping Shui Xian Tea Cake is worth a closer look. The Chinese name is 漳平水仙 — worth...
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