1960′s Dan Cong from Life In Teacup
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: 1960's Dan Cong
- Available From: Life in Teacup
2008 Winter Ali Shan from Norbu Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: 2008 Winter Ali Shan
- Available From: Norbu Tea
liber-teas
This is a medium-bodied tea with a very rich and satisfying mouthfeel. The toasted nut characteristic of this tea is prominent, and delivers a sweet, mellow finish.
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JenniferB
The liquid is typical oolong looking type and the smell is that of slightly roasted veggies! The taste is a little nutty but pretty soothing. It’s interesting and fairly smooth!
Read This Review...2009 Summer Ali Shan (High Mountain Beauty) from Norbu Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: High Mountain Beauty
- Available From: Norbu Tea
liber-teas
The flavor is so lovely and complex. Smooth, slightly floral, with a hint of roasted, almost honey-nutty flavor in the background.
Read This Review...Ali Shan from Adagio Teas
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Ali Shan
- Available From: Adagio Teas
JenniferB
A first smell after the first steep: it’s very earthy smelling. The leaves expand quite a bit more than I first thought they would. The coloring is more of a white looking tea.
Read This Review...Alishan High Mountain Oolong from Norbu Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Alishan High Mountain Oolong
- Available From: Norbu Tea
liber-teas
The flavor is nothing less than sublime, but beyond that, it is difficult to describe the flavor of this superb tea. There are so many unique and complex layers to the flavor profile of this tea. There is a roasted, almost nutty flavor to the tea…
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mary
If you are looking for a lighter cup of Oolong tea, this is definitely one to try! With its very unique flavour with slight hints of the traditional milk Oolong, it makes for a delicious cup of tea, perfect any time of day. This Oolong tea is also great on its own, or with a little bit of Agave Nectar, which brings out the floral flavour of this tea even more.
Read This Review...Almond Blossom Oolong from Frontier Co-op
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Almond Blossom Oolong
- Available From: Frontier Co-op
The Tea Guru
This particular certified organic Se-Chung Oolong, which has strong woody notes to it, is blended with sliced almonds which enhances the already nutty character of the Se Chung to produce a very intense Oolong tea which tastes very dark and nutty with a light smoky note in the background.
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liber-teas
The almond flavor is paired perfectly with Se Chung Oolong, which has a natural nutty characteristic to it, further enhancing the sweet almond taste.
Read This Review...Almond Oolong from Adagio Teas
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Almond Oolong
- Available From: Adagio Teas
BunRab
I taste multiple nutty notes that the almond flavoring accents, as well as the expected smoothness and strong but not at all aggressive or bitter taste of Oolong.
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liber-teas
It is the almond flavoring that gives it such a rustic taste to me, it kind of tastes like a homemade dessert – or more accurately, like the crunchy topping of a baked cobbler.
Read This Review...Amethyst from Old Wilmington Tea Co.
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Amethyst
- Available From: Old Wilmington Tea Co.
liber-teas
This is the darkest Oolong I think I’ve ever encountered. The leaves are so deeply, intensely colored that they do, in fact, appear to be purple!
Read This Review...Anxi Benshan Wulong from Enjoying Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Anxi Benshan Wulong
- Available From: Enjoying Tea
liber-teas
The flavor is very nice. Like the scent, it tastes nutty and sweet, and there is a slight floral note that lingers throughout the sip.
Read This Review...Anxi Rou Gui Oolong from Canton Tea Co.
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Anxi Rou Gui
- Available From: Canton Tea Co.
Sara
The infused tea has a pale golden color, like liquid amber. The taste is sweet, a little vegetal, with a surprising spicy cinnamon-like finish that lingers on the palate. It’s almost peppery. The leaves produce a smooth satisfying cup. This is a nice oolong, and the spicy kick makes it different from many others that I’ve tried. The cinnamon flavor imparts a warming feeling that is a great antidote for winter weather.
Read This Review...Apricot Fusion from 52Teas
- Type Of leaves: Green, White & Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Apricot Fusion
- Available From: Zoomdweebies | 52Teas
liber-teas
This is such a delicious tea. It tastes great as an iced tea as well as a hot tea. I’ve had it several times and I can tell you that it’s not the same tea twice. Truly a mysterious tea – it is easily one of the most interesting teas I’ve ever tasted.
Read This Review...Aromatic Zealong from Chicago Tea Garden
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Aromatic Zealong
- Available From: Chicago Tea Garden
liber-teas
This is one of those teas that once I start sipping it, I can’t stop! And once the cup is finished, I find myself longing for more. It’s absolutely delicious!
Read This Review...Bai Yun Oolong Fall 09 from Norbu Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Bai Yun Oolong Fall 09
- Available From: Norbu Tea
liber-teas
The flavor is remarkably complex, which is something I’ve come to expect from Norbu Teas. A sweet, peachy-like taste with a woodsy appeal present themselves upon the palate, while a sharp, yet ever-so-slightly sweet floral note lingers in the finish.
Read This Review...Big Red Robe from California Tea House
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Big Red Robe
- Available From: California Tea House
The Tea Guru
This is a very mild Oolong that has a lot of character, much like some milder first flush Darjeelings, although this particular Oolong comes from China. Definitely one of the better unblended pure Oolong teas I’ve ever tasted, with lovely middle-notes, leading to a pleasant finish.
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BunRab
The taste is complex. Along with a note of roasted chestnut, the main note I taste in this tea is an earthy, mushroom-y one.
Read This Review...Blue Spring Oolong from Tropical Tea Company
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Blue Spring Oolong
- Available From: Tropical Tea Co | Blog
The Tea Guru
Blue Spring Oolong tea is picked in the spring in the Fujian Province of China at elevations over 3000 feet. The leaves are then partially fermented, then lightly rolled in a light licorice sugar powder coating which gives them the appearance of small, hard pebbles when dry.
Read This Review...Blueberry Oolong from SpecialTeas
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Blueberry Oolong
- Available From: SpecialTeas (now Teavana)
liber-teas
The appearance and aroma of the dry leaf of this tea is very enticing – whole, dried blueberries tossed with pearls of lush, green Ti Kuan Yin Oolong tea, black currant leaves and hibiscus. This beautiful mixture smells like flowers and berries.
Read This Review...Bossa Nova from TeaGschwendner
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Bossa Nova
- Available From: TeaGschwendner
liber-teas
The brewed liquor takes on a more subdued fragrance that is very similar to what I experienced with the dry leaf, but there is something more – almost earthy and even a little bit like … coffee. A little unusual but since I like the smell of coffee, I don’t mind it at all.
Read This Review...Castleton Autumn Oolong from Rare Tea Republic
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Castleton Autumn
- Available From: Rare Tea Republic
PNytewing
I opened the bag and was greeted by a fragrance that took me back the country side of Pennsylvania (USA) in the crisp fall mornings walking to the late garden with my Grandfather.
Read This Review...Champagne Formosa Oolong from The Tea Table
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Champagne Formosa Oolong
- Available From: The Tea Table
BunRab
This tea has that smooth oolong taste – no bitterness at all, not too brisk, nicely aromatic, darkly earthy – and it has notes of toasted nuts and a woodsy note.
Read This Review...China Oolong from Whittard Of Chelsea
- Type Of leaves: Black Tea
- Name Of Tea: China Oolong
- Available From: Whittard Of Chelsea
Chinese Phoenix Oolong from Da Cha Teas
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Chinese Phoenix Oolong
- Available From: Da Cha Teas
The Tea Guru
Phoenix Oolong is created as a tribute to the legendary Phoenix Mountain Oolong, featuring deep notes of apricot, and punctuated with a subtle hint of white peach. A symphony of delectable flavor fit for an Emperor!
Read This Review...Chocolate Mint Oolong Tea from Stash Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Chocolate Mint Oolong
- Available From: Stash Tea
liber-teas
The Oolong tea in this blend is a darker Oolong tea, and has a slight roasted essence to it, which complements the chocolate mint flavor rather nicely.
Read This Review...Citron Oolong Blue Tea from Kalahari Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Citron Oolong
- Available From: KalaHari Tea
The Tea Guru
And not only does this tea boost your energy levels, it tastes absolutely delicious!! If you love a good Earl Grey, you will love this tea. Healthy, delicious – and great for the environment – what more could you want in a tea?
Read This Review...Coconut Mango Oolong from Stash Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Coconut Mango Oolong
- Available From: Stash Tea
liber-teas
While the coconut and mango flavors are quite strong in this blend, the rich, smooth flavor of the Oolong is also present, and adds a depth to the flavors that tastes just slightly roasted, with a sweet, buttery finish.
Read This Review...Coconut Oolong from Townshend’s Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Coconut Oolong
- Available From: Townshend’s Tea
liber-teas
The Wen Shan and toasted coconut are a perfect union! The flavor in my teacup is truly astounding!
Read This Review...Coconut Pouchong from Golden Moon Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Coconut Pouchong
- Available From: Golden Moon Tea
melanie
I am totally sold on this tea. In fact, I think it could be as good for me as a light lamp in winter, because I can close my eyes and imagine I’m on a warm sunny beach. Drinking a cup of this tea is like taking a little mini-vacation!
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liber-teas
Rich yet light-bodied, with a smooth mouthfeel that I would normally attribute to a green Oolong tea, while the coconut tastes like fresh, sweet coconut. The coconut and the tea work very well together in this blend, creating a very rich, creamy, luxurious tasting tea.
Read This Review...Coconut Pouchong from Serendipity Teas
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Coconut Pouchong
- Available From: Serendipity Teas
JenniferB
The taste is tremendously smooth and thirst quenching! What a wonderful surprise!
Read This Review...Cranberry Ginger Oolong from Design a Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Cranberry Ginger Oolong
- Available From: Design A Tea
BunRab
I happen to like tart and sharp flavors, and I thought pairing cranberry with ginger would be especially zingy! Since oolong tea tends to be a bit mellower than black tea, but far less likely to turn grassy than green tea, I went with oolong for my base. The combination works nicely!
Read This Review...Creamy Nut Oolong from Teaopia
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Creamy Nut Oolong
- Available From: Teaopia
mary
A caramel lover’s delight! If you love Oolong tea, caramel and nuts, you need to try this tea! It is absolutely delicious. Perfect for that mid afternoon break when you’re craving something a little bit sweet (but without the guilt!) and need that pick-me-up that tea provides to get you through the rest of your day. This is a very smooth tasting & delicious tea!
Read This Review...Da Hong Pao from Harney & Sons
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Da Hong Pao
- Available From: Harney & Sons
liber-teas
The flavor is smooth. It has mild notes of smoke and earth, and a deep fruity note that I can only describe as a roasted peach flavor.
Read This Review...Da Hong Pao from LuLin Teas
- Type Of leaves: Oolong
- Name Of Tea: Da Hong Pao
- Available From: LuLin Teas
The Tea Guru
A tea review of Da Hong Pao from LuLin Teas, definitely well worth a try!
Read This Review...Da Yu Ling Oolong from Naivetea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong
- Name Of Tea: Da Yu Ling Oolong
- Available From: Naivetea
BunRab
The floral note of this tea increases with second steepings and the floral taste stands up to iced tea. Even though there are no actual flowers in this tea, I think you’ll find that this oolong will remind you of jasmine tea, and if you like that, you’ll love this.
Read This Review...Dan Cong Oolong from thepuriTea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Dan Cong Oolong
- Available From: thepuriTea
PNytewing
I was prepared for the earthy aromas that Oolongs are know for, but this one surprised me. It still has the signature earthy and slight smoke nose, but the is a clean and slightly sweet and floral undertone as well.
Read This Review...Dan Cong Sweet Orchid Oolong from PeLi Teas
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Dan Cong Oolong
- Available From: PeLi Teas
The Tea Guru
Indeed this is a beautiful Oolong tea, oxidized a bit more so it’s slightly more oxidized than a green tea, but not yet a black tea. The flavor is mellow, smooth and rich, and is a delight to drink! A very high quality Oolong tea and a great experience of PeLi teas.
Read This Review...Diamond Grade Tie Guan Yin Fall 09 by Norbu Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Diamond Grade Tie Guan Yin
- Available From: Norbu Tea
JenniferB
I really like finding a strong oolong that has flavor but don’t ONLY taste like bark. This has a great non-tree trunk taste to it. It’s floral and earthy and still an oolong but makes for a great cup!
Read This Review...Diamond Grade Tie Guan Yin Spring 09 from Norbu Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Tie Guan Yin Spring 09
- Available From: Norbu Tea
The Tea Guru
You would be hard pressed to find fresher tea leaves than these without picking the leaves straight from the tea bush!
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mary
Whether you’ve been drinking Oolongs for quite a while or just beginning, give this tea a try. This very fragrant & floral Oolong makes for a very delicious and enjoyable cup of tea!
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liber-teas
This tea is extraordinarily complex in flavor, with layers of floral notes that are sweet, with only a very slight pungency, which is rewarded with a layer of “thickness” that I can only describe as a silky, buttery feel to the mouth. It is pleasantly sweet – no additional sweetener is needed for this tea, and if you typically sweeten your tea, you might want to taste this one before sweetening as too much will certainly overpower the delicate layers of flavor here.
Read This Review...Dong Ding Oolong from iTeapot
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Dong Ding Oolong
- Available From: iTeapot
PNytewing
A second brewing of the leaves produces an even lighter liquor as one would expect, however the flavor is not diminished. The liquor’s background notes are that of fresh citrus, and have a brightness that makes for a wonderful morning wake up, or a soft way to relax in the evening.
Read This Review...Dong Ding Oolong from Naivetea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong
- Name Of Tea: Dong Ding Oolong
- Available From: Naivetea
BunRab
A smooth, strongly floral oolong that’s good for multiple steeping, this Dong Ding goes nicely with afternoon sweets such as cookies.
Read This Review...Dong Ding Oolong from thepuriTea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Dong Ding Oolong
- Available From: thepuriTea
Marlena A.
One of Taiwan’s best known and highest rated teas is Dong Ding Oolong. It is a sweet, buttery smooth tea with floral, grassy and nutty flavors.
Read This Review...Double Spring Oolong from TasTea Imports
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Double Spring Oolong
- Available From: TasTea Imports
BunRab
Different Oolongs have different “notes” depending on their percentage of oxidation. This is, as I said, fairly green – not very oxidized. The taste is simpler than Oolongs with a higher oxidation percentage – mainly vegetal notes and green tea flavors.
Read This Review...Earl Grey Windemere from Chado Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea & White Tea
- Name Of Tea: Earl Grey Windemere
- Available From: Chado Tea
liber-teas
The bergamot is a pleasantly balanced with its citrus and floral notes. While the dry leaf does present itself as a little perfume-y in its aroma, the tea does not taste perfume-ish at all.
Read This Review...Eight at the Fort from Harney & Sons
- Type Of leaves: Black Tea, Oolong Tea, White Tea
- Name Of Tea: Eight at the Fort
- Available From: Harney & Sons
liber-teas
This is really quite a remarkable blend, one I like far more than I anticipated. The different types of teas all seem to meld together seamlessly to create a very bold presentation for the palate. This tea makes for an invigorating afternoon pick-me-up. Delicious with fresh fruit!
Read This Review...Feng Huang Dan Cong from TeaSpring
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Feng Huang Dan Cong
- Available From: TeaSpring
liber-teas
The flavor of this tea is intense! I can detect a slight smoky note – it is not a strong smokiness, more like a smooth, smoky essence that lingers throughout the layers of flavor. The fruity taste of this tea is like that of a peach and plum.
Read This Review...Fine Grade Formosa Oolong from Upton Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Fine Grade Formosa Oolong
- Available From: Upton Tea Imports
BunRab
If you like the tea you are served in Chinese restaurants, you’ll like this Formosa Oolong. itting Oolong’s status as a sort of halfway point between black and green tea, the leaves of this tea are almost as dark as black tea, but longer, like green tea.
Read This Review...Fine Ti Kuan Yin Oolong from SpecialTeas
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Fine Ti Kuan Yin
- Available From: SpecialTeas (now Teavana)
liber-teas
This tea has an incredible sweetness to it that is almost intoxicating. I love how the orchid notes meld with the creamy tones of the tea. I love this tea!
Read This Review...Formosa Fanciest from Narien Teas
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Formosa Fanciest
- Available From: Narien Teas
The Tea Guru
This tea brews up a light amber color, and has a warm golden flavor. This tea has absolutely zero sharpness or bitterness (when brewed properly and according to instructions on the package). I drank this tea plain, but a bit of sweetener would be okay too. A lovely bouquet of rich brown curled leaves that brew up a delicious Oolong tea!
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BunRab
A very nice Oolong, with complex aromas and a smooth taste, and a good choice for repeated steeping of the same leaves.
Read This Review...Formosa Fancy from Narien Teas
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Formosa Fancy
- Available From: Narien Teas
The Tea Guru
This is an extremely mild, smooth tea, with no hint of bitterness or sharpness. A very mossy green tea flavor dominates this brew which has a slightly malty tone to it, but is the very epitome of a beautiful Oolong Tea.
Read This Review...Formosa Natural Wuhe Honey from auraTeas
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Formosa Natural Wuhe Honey
- Available From: auraTeas
JenniferB
The beginning of the sip almost a sweet-woodsy taste. I will say that it’s very different than any black tea I have ever had. The more I drink the more of a sweetness I can taste…not sure if it’s honey-like to taste but maybe more of a honey-like texture.
Read This Review...Formosa Oolong Fanciest from SpecialTeas
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Formosa Oolong Fanciest Grade
- Available From: SpecialTeas (now Teavana)
liber-teas
What is so wonderful about an exceptional quality Oolong such as this one is that it can be infused multiple times, and each infusion produces a very flavorful cup – flavorful, yet uniquely different from the prior infusion.
Read This Review...Formosa Pouchong from Narien Teas
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Formosa Pouchong
- Available From: Narien Teas
liber-teas
The flavor is similar to a green tea – light in body, vegetative and a very fresh, lively taste. But the mouthfeel is not at all like a typical green tea – it has a very silky, smooth texture (imagine drinking velvet!) and a divine buttery aftertaste.
Read This Review...Four Seasons Oolong from Samovar
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Four Seasons
- Available From: Samovar
liber-teas
Four Seasons gets its name for the tea leaf varietal whose name translates as “Four Seasons Like Spring” because it produces four flushes (or harvests) each year that have a flavor and quality of that of a spring flush. This varietal was cultivated in Taiwan form a strain of Tie Quan Yin (Iron Goddess of Mercy), in the 1980’s.This delightful oolong varietal has been cultivated for its sweet, floral flavors and expertly processed by hand.
Read This Review...Fujian Rain by Adagio Teas
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Fujian Rain
- Available From: Adagio Teas
Azzrian
Shui Xian, which translates to “Water Sprite,” is an oolong produced in a similar style to Wuyi Oolongs. Therefore they share some similar traits, such as peachy-honey notes and a mineral “rock taste.”
Read This Review...Gardens of Anxi from Verdant Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Gardens of Anxi
- Available From: Verdant Tea
Azzrian
I think if Romeo and Juliette had a favorite tea it would have to be this one! the dry leaf is such a beautiful sight! This tea is amazing if you steep it in a clear glass teapot! We use our sweet and buttery autumn harvest Tieguanyin, and draw out the perfumed aftertaste with a touch of jasmine blossoms.
Read This Review...Ginger Orange Peach Oolong by Double Koi Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Ginger Orange Peach Oolong
- Available From: Double Koi Tea
The Tea Guru
The Oolong is darkly oxidized, and has a warm, mild flavor. In fact the entire blend is very mild in comparison to most ginger peach Oolong teas, the flavorings are very light and blend together beautifully. The aroma is very close to orange juice! This one might be too delicate for an iced tea, but served hot it is very soothing and aromatic.
Read This Review...Ginger Peach Oolong from Indonique
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Ginger Peach
- Available From: Indonique
The Tea Guru
This is easily one of the best tasting Ginger Peach teas that I’ve sampled, with the high quality of the tea leaves combined with the very tasty, authentic-tasting flavorings. One to enjoy any time of year!
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melanie
It brewed up a nice golden color and had a faint scent of peach after brewing. I was surprised though when I tasted it. The flavor of the Oolong was the strongest flavor. In fact, I hardly tasted the peach or the ginger until it cooled a bit.
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createathought
This tea brewed up a dusky brown, like a caramelized honey color. The flavor was neither overwhelming in the peach or the ginger department. I would describe the flavor as slightly sweet and a definite smokey flavor.
Read This Review...Ginger Peach Oolong from Zhi Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Ginger Peach Oolong
- Available From: Zhi Tea
melanie
If you read my reviews, you know I love ginger. This fantastic Oolong combines a touch of ginger flavor, with a touch of peach and it makes for the perfect pick-me-up tea!
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The Tea Guru
The tea leaves are whole, and absolutely beautiful to watch as they unfurl in to large, full tea leaves. The high quality Sechong Oolong has the perfect malty, deep complexity to perfectly compliment the flavors of peach and ginger.
Read This Review...Ginseng Oolong from Guangzhou Yong He Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Ginseng Oolong
- Available From: Guangzhou Yong He Tea
N
The ginseng flavor grew from the throat and finally occupied the whole palate. The sweet bandwagon can be strengthened by more inbreathing, which seems holding a spoon of sugar on both sides of the tongue.
Read This Review...Ginseng Oolong from LuLin Teas
- Type Of leaves: Oolong
- Name Of Tea: Ginseng Oolong
- Available From: LuLin Teas
The Tea Guru
Tweet As you can see today’s review is for a special blend that has won a great taste award. This tea is Ginseng Oolong from LuLin Teas. Firstly I would like to start by saying I have reviewed several of LuLin’s Teas this week and I am very pleased with the variety and quality of [...]
Read This Review...Golden Dragon Oolong from Peet’s Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Golden Dragon Oolong
- Available From: Peet's Tea
liber-teas
The aroma of this tea reminds me of the scent you might find in a leafy forest just after a rainstorm: Green, slightly woodsy, with a hint of floral spirits. And if you could create a flavor based on that fragrance, this tea would be the perfect representation of that flavor: sweet, delicate earthy notes, a subtle touch of floral undertones, and blissful peach-like attributes!
Read This Review...Grand Pouchong from Tavalon
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Grand Pouchong
- Available From: Tavalon Tea
BunRab
A very lightly fermented (oxidized) oolong with a mild, smooth taste and a hint of fruit.
Read This Review...Grape Oolong from Butiki Teas
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Grape Oolong
- Available From: Butiki Teas
The Tea Guru
Together the smooth sweet and mellow Oolong, which is fermented somewhere in between a green tea and a black tea and has no sharpness. It has a deep, earthy vegetative quality which compliments the soft but strong grape flavor. This is truly a flavored Oolong tea not to miss. Grape flavored teas of any kind are rare, but one such as this which has such an authentic Concord Grape flavor and incredibly high-quality and flavorful Oolong tea leaves are very rare indeed!
Read This Review...Grapefruit Oolong from Adagio Teas
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Grapefruit Oolong
- Available From: Adagio Teas
liber-teas
The grapefruit flavor is light and pleasantly tangy. There is a delicate sweetness to the cup that is acheived from the combination of both the grapefruit notes and the Taiwanese Oolong. I like that this doesn’t taste too sweet nor is it too tart.
Read This Review...Green Wink from Earthbound Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Green Wink
- Available From: Earthbound Tea
createathought
I love the tightly curled leaves that give way to a light and fresh tasting tea.
Read This Review...High Mountain Alishan from Drink T
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: High Mountain Alishan
- Available From: Drink T
liber-teas
This High Mountain Alishan from Drink T is a delightful example of the excellence of Ali Shan Oolong. The flavor is so rich and smooth. There is so little astringency. There is no bitterness. There is just sweet, intoxicating flavor that feels velvety in the mouth.
Read This Review...High Mountain Jin Xuan Oolong from iTeapot
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: High Mountain Jin Xuan Oolong
- Available From: iTeapot
PNytewing
This tea is grown in the Alishan tea district of the Central Mountains in Taiwan. This tea is a “dancing teas” as if you brew it in a clear container, the pearls move up and down in a graceful way that makes this tea not only calming but visually pleasant as well.
Read This Review...High Mountain Tikuanyin from Grand Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: High Mountain Tikuanyin
- Available From: Grand Tea
liber-teas
I have been familiar with Grand Tea for some time now, but I’ve come to know them primarily as the tea that my favorite Chinese restaurant serves. I am so glad to have tried their Oolong, because it lives up to the quality that I’ve come to recognize from Grand Tea. This is an excellent Oolong!
Read This Review...Honeybee from The Simple Leaf
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Honeybee
- Available From: The Simple Leaf
liber-teas
This tea is appropriately named – it has such a strong honey-esque flavor, you’d swear you were drinking honey!
Read This Review...Huang Jin Gui Oolong Fall 09 from Norbu Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Huang Jin Gui Oolong Fall 09
- Available From: Norbu Tea
liber-teas
he grassy and floral together are a perfect union. Sweet, but not too sweet, with a lovely contrasting bite of bitterness that lingers on in the aftertaste.
Read This Review...Huang Jin Gui Oolong from Norbu Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Huang Jin Gui
- Available From: Norbu Tea
liber-teas
The flavor of this tea is very smooth, with absolutely no bitterness and only a hint of astringency lingering on the palate. Delicate floral notes mingle with a very subtle earthy quality.
Read This Review...Huang Jin Gui Oolong Spring 09 from Norbu Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Huang Jin Gui Oolong Spring 09
- Available From: Norbu Tea
JenniferB
This is like Spring in a cup! It has an ever-so-slight floral and earthy scent. It’s greenish-yellow in color and the taste is thirst quenching and sweet.
Read This Review...Imperial Formosa Oolong from Golden Moon Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Imperial Formosa Oolong
- Available From: Golden Moon Tea
The Tea Guru
Since this is a more darkly oxidized Oolong tea, it resembles some of the smokier Yunnan and Assam black teas, so if you like a rich smoky character in a tea, you will definitely love this Imperial Formosa.
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liber-teas
It has a coppery liquor with an exquisite taste: complex and rich with the flavors of freshly roasted chestnuts, with hints of fruit, with a woodsy backdrop and a whisper of floral notes. It is a medium-bodied tea with a pleasant mouthfeel.
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JenniferB
I find this tea very interesting because it seems there are contrasting flavors going on but they seem to play very nice with each other. I guess, in this case, opposites really do attract.
Read This Review...Imperial Ti Kwan Yin from Enjoying Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Imperial Ti Kwan Yin
- Available From: Enjoying Tea
BunRab
This has a fresh taste, and a green and floral aroma, and a taste that’s also floral – almost a hint of jasmine, in fact, even though this is not a jasmine tea. Excellent hot or iced.
Read This Review...Iron Goddess Golden Oolong from Teavivre
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Iron Goddess Golden Oolong
- Available From: Teavivre
Azzrian
Iron Goddess has a bright buttery aroma and is beautifully fragrant with what I believe to be jasmine and or honeysuckle petals. With a delightfully fresh floral taste, TeaVivre’s organic Tie Guan Yin tea is a completely organic product, grown high in the mountains of Fujian.
Read This Review...Iron Goddess Tie Guan Yin from Zhi Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Iron Goddess Tie Guan Yin
- Available From: Zhi Tea
lahikmajoe
The first infusion is always a bit weak, but I could already tell this was more highly fermented than I expected. There was a hint of something that reminded me of a Formosa Oolong. But only a hint.
Read This Review...Jade Fancy Oolong Tea from Double Koi Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Jade Fancy Oolong Tea
- Available From: Double Koi Tea
chickscratch
Opening with a slightly smoky aroma and an underlying hint of cedar, this oolong is familiar yet exotic – I’m reminded of an authentic San Franciscan Chinese restaurant on a cold rainy day.
Read This Review...Jade Oolong from Mighty Leaf
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Jade Oolong
- Available From: Mighty Leaf
BunRab
As one might guess from the name Jade, this is a fairly green Oolong, only slightly oxidized.
Read This Review...Jardin du Trocadéro from Dammann Frères
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Jardin du Trocadéro
- Available From: Dammann Frères
liber-teas
This is certainly one of the best flavored Oolongs I’ve encountered. The Brothers Dammann have done it again!
Read This Review...Jasmine #9 from Adagio Teas
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Jasmine #9
- Available From: Adagio Teas
BunRab
An oolong tea with a beautiful jasmine scent and a smooth flavor, that tastes as good iced as it does hot.
Read This Review...Jasmine Oolong from Teavana
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Jasmine Oolong
- Available From: Teavana
liber-teas
I had very high expectations when I tried this tea, and it does not disappoint. … The flavor is a bit less floral, and a little sweeter than what I’m used to in jasmine green teas.
Read This Review...Jasmine Scented Oolong Tea from Indonique
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Jasmine Scented Oolong Tea
- Available From: Indonique
melanie
I loved the amount and type of jasmine flavor in this tea and will be ordering a full supply of this green Oolong soon. I must also add that I am thrilled that this is an Organic tea!
Read This Review...Just Peachy from Compass Teas
- Type Of leaves: Yerba Maté, Oolong Tea Blend
- Name Of Tea: Just Peachy
- Available From: Compass Teas
liber-teas
This is a blend that is quite enjoyable (and cozy!) to sip in the cold of winter – the peachy tones make me long for the warmth of late summer days! As the tea cools, I find that the peach flavor really seems to come to life making it a deliciously different yet refreshing choice to serve as an iced tea.
Read This Review...Lavender Oolong from Naivetea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Lavender Oolong
- Available From: Naivetea
The Tea Guru
High altitude oolong infused with lavender. Intense lavender aroma. Light and smooth body with calming lavender flavor. Fragrant finish with long sweet after taste!
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liber-teas
This tea is truly lovely! The lavender essence is indeed prominent, but does not masque the delicate buttery notes of the Oolong tea. Rather, the lavender here is quite soft tasting and complimentary to the smooth, rich Oolong flavors.
Read This Review...Lemongrass Oolong from Octavia Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Lemongrass Oolong
- Available From: Octavia Tea
The Tea Guru
I feel that it is much more of a bergamot flavored lemongrass Oolong than it is a lemongrass flavored Earl Grey Oolong, although some people may say that there isn’t much of a difference between the two viewpoints.
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liber-teas
The flavor is remarkable! The lemon essence and the bergamot are in complete harmony. Each ingredient seems to enhance the other ingredients strengths, creating a bright, sunny taste that is lemon … but also bergamot. This cup is smooth, rich and delicious!
Read This Review...Lychee Oolong from Naivetea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Lychee Oolong
- Available From: Naivetea
The Tea Guru
You can taste both the tea and the Lychee flavoring, each balancing each other perfectly, although the Lychee flavor and aroma are very strong and distinct. A fantastic fruit tea!
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melanie
A very light golden yellow color and that lovely gentle flavor of a quality oolong. My daughter said it did taste like lychee (which I have never tasted) and yet, it also had quite a floral quality to it!
Read This Review...Magnolia Oolong from Tantalizing Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Magnolia Oolong
- Available From: Tantalizing Tea
JenniferB
2008 World Tea Expo finalist. Oolong scented with magnolia blossoms. Delicate, floral cup. Breathtaking experience! Good for several infusions.
Read This Review...Makaibari Estate Oolong from Arbor Teas
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Makaibari Estate Oolong
- Available From: Arbor Teas
liber-teas
this would be a perfect mid-afternoon tea… when those “slump-y” kind of feelings start to hit and I just want to take a nap – this tea would be perfect to restart my engine!
Read This Review...Mambo from Adagio Teas
- Type Of leaves: Black Tea, Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Mambo
- Available From: Adagio Teas
Marlena A.
A smooth classy experience for afternoon tea. Well, I’m not sure this sets my feet a-dancin’, but it is a smooth pleasant tea, ideally suited for afternoons. I don’t think it has the weight or that eye-popping something to be a morning tea. I enjoyed it with Christmas bread.
Read This Review...Mandarin Silk Oolong from Art of Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Mandarin Silk Oolong
- Available From: Art of Tea
The Tea Guru
You can taste a hint of lemon and a hint of something you can’t quite put your finger on, but boy does it taste great! The tea itself is exquisite, with a lot of flavor of it’s own to contribute to the blend. In fact this Pouchong has heavy peach notes that lend itself perfectly to the caramel notes.
Read This Review...Milk Oolong (Jian Xuan) from Enjoying Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Milk Oolong
- Available From: Enjoying Tea
BunRab
I really enjoyed the milky note of this tea, and also enjoyed the surprise popcorn note – I love discovering new tastes in Oolongs! If you are also an Oolong fan, you’ll definitely need to try this one.
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melanie
The smell has a touch of peaches to it, but there isn’t any fruity flavor to this Oolong. There is a lovely, slight aftertaste of cream – not sweet, like that buttery aftertaste of unsweetened cream.
Read This Review...Milk Oolong Tea from Zen Tara Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Milk Oolong (Jian Xuan) Tea
- Available From: Zen Tara Tea
createathought
The aromatic bright green leaves of this uniquely processed Oolong tea create a fine golden brew with a creamy aroma, surprising light milk flavor and a round finish.
Read This Review...Mint Oolong from Naivetea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Mint Oolong
- Available From: Naivetea
liber-teas
While the mint flavor is strong, it is not so powerful that it overwhelms the smooth, buttery flavor of the Oolong tea. It is a truly delightful balance of flavors.
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JenniferB
The first thing I thought of when sipping on this Oolong was they should have called it HIPPIE TEA. It’s woodsy, earthy, minty…one with nature.
Read This Review...Momo Oolong Super Grade from Lupicia
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Momo Oolong Super Grade
- Available From: Lupicia Tea
liber-teas
This is definitely one of Lupicia’s best! And as I have tried quite a few delicious teas from Lupicia, that is saying something.
Read This Review...Momoko Melon Oolong from Liber-Teas
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Momoko Melon Oolong
- Available From: Etsy
BunRab
A honeydew scent and flavor, paired with good oolong, makes a delightful hot or iced tea.
Read This Review...Monkey Picked Oolong from Teavana
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Monkey Picked Oolong
- Available From: Teavana
liber-teas
It is easy to see why Teavana considers this to be the “ultimate Oolong.” While Ti Kuan Yin is not my favorite Oolong – I do enjoy them immensely and this one is no exception to that. A very fine Oolong, I highly recommend it.
Read This Review...Moon Crest from Earthbound Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Moon Crest
- Available From: Earthbound Tea
liber-teas
This is a delightful Oolong from EarthBound tea. It is a bit greener than my usual favorite Formosa Oolongs, and is also just a little sweeter, with stronger floral notes than a Formosa Oolong. The tea prior to brewing offers a very nice aroma, slightly woodsy with floral overtones and grassy notes: a very fresh fragrance!
Read This Review...Nepali Oolong from The Tao of Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Nepali Oolong
- Available From: The Tao of Tea
liber-teas
Smooth and buttery, with hints of fruit and even some earthy floral notes, with very little astringency. The first infusion, in fact, I would say that there is no astringency at all, and in the two subsequent infusions (you can get three very flavorful infusions from the same measurement of leaves), there is but a whisper of astringency. This would make an excellent afternoon, or late afternoon tea.
Read This Review...Oolong Châtaigne from Dammann Frères
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Oolong Châtaigne
- Available From: Dammann Frères
liber-teas
Recently, I received a wonderful package full of Dammann Frères teas from a dear tea friend. I’ve tried several of these teas, and I must say that I’ve yet to be disappointed by any that I’ve tried.
This darkly oxidized Oolong tea evokes memories of the winter holidays because of its enchanting roasted chestnut flavor.
Read This Review...Oolong Coffee Tea from Dr. Tea’s Tea Garden
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Oolong Coffee Tea
- Available From: Dr. Tea's Tea Garden
BunRab
Dr. Tea has invented this coffee replacement. Oolong, roasted in a similar process to coffee, mixed with roasted tea leaves and twigs combined with fresh essence of vanilla and vanilla blossoms.
Read This Review...Oolong Cold Brew Tea from Ten Ren Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Oolong Cold Brew Tea
- Available From: Ten Ren Tea
BunRab
While this tea is not quite as complex as an Oolong tea brewed in hot water, it does have some complex flavor notes – a bit earthy, a bit of a nutty taste – and it definitely has that smooth, mellow Oolong taste – a bit more toward a green Oolong than a dark Oolong, but definitely an Oolong.
Read This Review...Oolong Formosa – Dung Ti from Tea Story
- Type Of leaves: Oolong
- Name Of Tea: Oolong Formosa - Dung Ti
- Available From: Tea Story
The Tea Guru
Tweet Good Morning tea-lovers! Today’s review is for a tasty Oolong. This is Oolong Formosa otherwise known as Mount Dung Ti or Dung Tin or Dong Ding - The Frozen Peak. As you can see from the image the tea leaves before brewing are very dark and round like little balls of tea rolled up. They are [...]
Read This Review...Oolong Formosa Dung Ti from Tea Story
- Type Of leaves: Oolong
- Name Of Tea: Oolong Formosa Dung Ti
- Available From: Tea Story
BunRab
For this very lightly oxidized oolong, I found that using slightly hotter water for a slightly longer steeping period than recommended produced a cup of tea with a good amount of floral aroma, and still had the smoothness I enjoy in an oolong.
Read This Review...Oolong from Choice Organic Teas
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Oolong
- Available From: Choice Organic Teas
becky
I had this tea recently after a delicious homemade dinner at a friend house, and it really hit the spot. I should add that I drank it while eating a piece of chocolate pie, and the combination was fantastic. The oolong taste isn’t too overwhelming and while the company describes it as “earthy” it isn’t too strong to dislike.
Read This Review...Oolong with Ginseng from Uncle Lee’s Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Oolong with Ginseng
- Available From: Uncle Lee's Tea
liber-teas
I found this cup to be quite pleasing. I like that it’s organic and even though I’m not particularly fond of ginseng I know that it does offer some health benefits so I do appreciate it when I find a tea with ginseng that still tastes good. This one does just that.
Read This Review...Ooooh Oolong from Urban Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong
- Name Of Tea: Ooooh Oolong
- Available From: Urban Tea
JenniferB
if you are looking for a nice go-to Oolong – don’t just go with any old Oolong…head for the Ooooh Oolong from Urban Tea!
Read This Review...Orange Flower Oolong Tea from Octavia Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Orange Flower Oolong Tea
- Available From: Octavia Tea
liber-teas
The orange flavor is bright and sunny and manages to bring a little sunshine into this very cloudy, cold day. While the orange flavor is strong in this tea, it doesn’t overwhelm the Oolong tea.
Read This Review...Orchid Oolong from Mighty Leaf
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Orchid Oolong
- Available From: Mighty Leaf
liber-teas
The aroma of the dry leaf has got to be smelled to be believed! It has beautiful floral notes that mingle with coconut – and even though that may sound like it smells good – it smells even BETTER than it sounds like it would smell.
Read This Review...Orchid Temple Oolong from Golden Moon Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Orchid Temple Oolong
- Available From: Golden Moon Tea
liber-teas
The flavor of this charming green Oolong brings to mind fresh sweet cream. Not as thick and creamy as sweet cream, of course, but, the velvety texture of sweet cream is not unlike the smooth, rich mouthfeel I experience from this tea.
Read This Review...Organic Oolong from Uncle Lee’s Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Organic Oolong
- Available From: Uncle Lee's Tea
liber-teas
While I did have my doubts about this tea in the beginning, by the end of the cup, I find myself quite enjoying what I’ve tasted. It certainly wasn’t the best Oolong that I’ve consumed, but, it was, nonetheless, lovely. It would make a charming accompaniment with a meal, or any time when you want something quick and easy … but still delicious.
Read This Review...Oriental Beauty from Cloudwalker Teas
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Oriental Beauty
- Available From: Cloudwalker Teas
JenniferB
The aftertaste is almost a sweet-woodsy-citrus. I’m told this tea is good for multiple infusions…even up to 5 infusions and each infusion is slightly different than the previous. I have yet to put this to the test but I already know I LOVE this tea!
Read This Review...Oriental Beauty from Life in Teacup
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Oriental Beauty
- Available From: Life in Teacup
liber-teas
This tea has a beautiful taste that reminds me a bit of autumn. It is warm and inviting and lovely.
Read This Review...Osmanthus Oolong from Naivetea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Osmanthus Oolong
- Available From: Naivetea
The Tea Guru
Warming and yet refreshing at the same time, this is a wonderful everyday tea. The flavors simply melt together to make a golden liquor that is balancing and restorative.
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liber-teas
The fragrance of this tea is incredible – beautiful floral notes with almost a wine-like aroma with a sweet undertone of an earthy, grass-like scent. It felt as though I had transcended to a garden of a vineyard, with the scent of flowers lingering through the air amid the fruit and earth.
Read This Review...Passionfruit Oolong from Naivetea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Passionfruit Oolong
- Available From: Naivetea
melanie
It’s not syrupy – yet the Oolong adds a soft sweet flavor to the tea. I tasted the passionfruit right away, but there is also a pineapple fragrance, a soft taste of plum and the fantastic Oolong flavor!
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liber-teas
This tea is one of the strongest scented teas I’ve ever come across! It’s extraordinarily fragrant – sending you into a dream-like state, as though you’ve just been transported to a tropical paradise! You’ll want to brew a cup immediately upon smelling these beautiful, deep green, rolled Oolong tea leaves.
Read This Review...Peaceful Accord from KTeas
- Type Of leaves: Black Tea & Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Peaceful Accord
- Available From: KTeas
liber-teas
The flavor of this tea is astounding. The muscatel of the Darjeeling is outstanding amongst the notes of bright floral and fruit with woodsy undertones.
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JenniferB
This Oolong is a nice one to add to any collection. It’s not my favorite Oolong but I do like it just fine. Another goodie from KTeas!
Read This Review...Peach Blossom Oolong from Zhena’s Gypsy Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Peach Blossom Oolong
- Available From: Zhena's Gypsy Tea
liber-teas
The flavor of this tea is simply marvelous. The peach flavor is silky smooth, and as I eluded to before, the flavor compliments the tea leaves well, allowing the tea and not the flavoring to be the star in this cup of tea.
Read This Review...Peach Oolong from Adagio Teas
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Peach Oolong
- Available From: Adagio Teas
The Tea Guru
This tea would probably make a good iced tea. As a hot tea, it’s very astringent, but it is also a very strong peach tea. I found their description (above) of this tea interesting though, and I love the T.S. Eliot reference. A stout, strong brew…even for an Oolong!
Read This Review...Phoenix Mountain Dancong from Verdant Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Phoenix Mountain Dancong
- Available From: Verdant Tea
Azzrian
I had a different feeling, and flavor, with each steep. More so than each steep, I found different flavors in each cup, depending on what stage of heat it was at. A sunny, sparkling Dancong with strong citrus and apricot jam flavors . .This Dancong offers a full and engaging tasting experience.
Read This Review...Phoenix Mountain Oolong from Peet’s Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Phoenix Mountain Oolong
- Available From: Peet's Tea
melanie
I took my first sip and thought I was in heaven! It had lovely gently fruity undertones – kind of like eating a peach right off the tree (skin and all). It was a bit earthy, but earthy in the sense of standing in an orchard – smelling the wood and leaves and the aftertaste of fresh fruit with that touch of earthy/bitter skin a fresh peach has.
Read This Review...Pomegranate Oolong from Harney & Sons
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Pomegranate Oolong
- Available From: Harney & Sons
BunRab
There’s no mistaking the tangy aroma and taste of pomegranate here. The underlying Ti Quan Yin tea has peachy and floral notes, but the pomegranate flavor is the star. Good with sugar and great as iced tea.
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Marlena A.
There was the slight tartness of pomegranate supported by a floral, under story. A very nicely balanced cup of fruit and floral, excellent for ice tea in the summer.
Read This Review...Pomegranate Oolong from The NecessiTeas
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Pomegranate Oolong
- Available From: The NecessiTeas
BunRab
A flowery Ti Quan Yin with a mild fruity flavor, this Oolong tastes good hot or iced. Try it iced, with lime, for summer enjoyment.
Read This Review...Pouchong Green from Canton Tea Co.
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Pouchong Green Tea
- Available From: Canton Tea Co.
Sara
The liquor is a vibrant bright green that screams springtime. It looks light and refreshing, and has a clean mellow taste. Images of kelp, asparagus, and roasted broccoli come to mind. There is also a subtle sweetness that keeps me coming back for another sip. This is a beautiful tea for both green and oolong drinkers. Especially good if you would like to start getting into green teas but do not care for the strong vegetal taste. This tea has enough strength and depth of flavor to keep you satisfied. The roasted notes give it a little oomph that would be fine in the morning, yet is light enough to drink all throughout the day.
Read This Review...Pouchong Tea from Ten Ren Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Pouchong Tea
- Available From: Ten Ren Tea
BunRab
A milder, slightly greener relative of Oolong, Pouchong makes a good iced teas well as hot.
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Marlena A.
A lovely tea in all its aspects, from its unusual color, through the gentle gardenia aroma to the very pleasant floral taste.
Read This Review...Raspberry Oolong from A.C. Perch’s
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Raspberry Oolong
- Available From: A.C. Perch's
JenniferB
Just when I was ready to give up on finding a good, solid Raspberry Flavored Oolong…I find this gem! YAY!
Read This Review...Raspberry Peppermint Oolong from Design A Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Raspberry Peppermint Oolong
- Available From: Design A Tea
The Tea Guru
The raspberry flavor is a very true raspberry flavor, so you can taste the delicious raspberries along with the smooth Oolong tea, and the peppermint adds a minty freshness that isn’t at all overpowering…in other words, this has mint IN it, but it’s not a “peppermint tea” in itself so to speak.
Read This Review...Red Robe Oolong from thepuriTea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Red Robe Oolong
- Available From: thepuriTea
PNytewing
The dry leaves and a deep brown color and are whole and smell of earth and spice. Tippy and spear shaped, the dry teas aroma brings to mind a sinful dessert.
Read This Review...Rickshaw Oolong from Unilever Foodsolutions
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Rickshaw Oolong
- Available From: Unilever Foodsolutions
N
The liquid is golden enough and there is a subtle vegetal flavor with quite sweet aftertaste. Putting price into consideration, Rickshaw Oolong Tea is definitely worth sipping.
Read This Review...Roasted Oolong from Zhi Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Roasted Oolong
- Available From: Zhi Tea
liber-teas
The flavor is very complex: toasted and nutty and just slightly buttery with hints of fruit and floral notes.
Read This Review...Rose Violet Calendula Oolong from Naivetea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Rose Violet Calendula Oolong
- Available From: Naivetea
The Tea Guru
As beautiful as all of Naivetea’s Oolongs, this romantic and feminine cup of tea includes a floral blend of roses, violets and calendula (marigold) petals.
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melanie
If you enjoy floral teas and have never tried an Oolong OR you love Oolongs but haven’t tried this floral infused tea, I strongly encourage you to try this tea!
Read This Review...Royal Courtesan from Zhi Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Royal Courtesan
- Available From: Zhi Tea
liber-teas
This is one AMAZING Oolong! I love it, and I am glad that I got my hands on some of it before it sold out.
Read This Review...Royal Garland from Samovar
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Royal Garland
- Available From: Samovar
liber-teas
This being the first of Samovar’s tea that I’ve tasted, I can tell you that I’m beyond impressed with the quality and flavor of this tea. I highly recommend these teas to anyone who has a love for good tea!
Read This Review...Royal Monkey’s Pick Oolong from TasTea Imports
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Royal Monkey's Pick Oolong
- Available From: TasTea Imports
BunRab
This is a really fine Oolong with a toasty flavor, which goes down smoothly, is good for multiple steepings, and makes a great iced tea. I could get addicted to a tea this good.
Read This Review...Royal Phoenix Yellow Stone Oolong by Bird Pick Tea & Herb
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Royal Phoenix Yellow Stone
- Available From: Bird Pick Tea & Herb
liber-teas
If you too are an enthusiast of Oolong tea, this is one that is a MUST TRY. It is absolutely delicious. I could continue to surf my brain for words to describe just how amazing this tea is, but to be perfectly honest, I’d rather just sit here and enjoy it.
Read This Review...Saffron Tea from TajaTea
- Type Of leaves: Assam, Oolong
- Name Of Tea: Saffron Tea
- Available From: TajaTea
BunRab
This is a slightly spicy morning tea with an unusual blend of flavors, and lots of possible health benefits.
Read This Review...Shalimar from Wiseman Tea Co.
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Shalimar
- Available From: Wiseman Tea Co.
melanie
It has a definite Oolong scent and flavor – but unlike many darker Oolongs I’ve tasted, it is not strongly “earthy” flavored! It also has a lovely undertone of floral and citrusy fruit – kind of tropical, but it IS an undertone – the the main flavor!
Read This Review...Shape Up Blend from Teavana
- Type Of leaves: Black Tea / Yerba Maté / Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Shape Up Blend
- Available From: Teavana
QuiltingDiva
The blend includes pu-erh, black, oolong and mate – more specifically Weight to Go! Pu-erh tea, Raspberry Riot Mate tea, Six Summits Oolong tea, Black Dragon Pearl black tea. It smells amazing
Read This Review...Shui Xian Oolong from KTeas
- Type Of leaves: Oolong
- Name Of Tea: Shui Xian Oolong
- Available From: KTeas
BunRab
This is a very dark Oolong, with a surprisingly smoky flavor – the notes here are of wood and smoke, rather than the usual peaches and vegetables.
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melanie
Even though it is an unusual Oolong, I do really enjoy it. I have to remind my mouth that I’m not drinking a black tea with milk and sugar – there’s not a lot of sweetness to this tea, but as I sip – it fills me with warmth and peace, and I find it very refreshing!
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liber-teas
There is an ever so delicate smoky, almost oaken undertone to this Oolong as well as a smooth, buttery note in the background that offers a very pleasant compliment to the aforementioned chocolate-like flavor.
Read This Review...Silk Oolong from Tea Forté
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Silk Oolong
- Available From: Tea Forté
The Tea Guru
Silk Oolong tea is also known as Milk Oolong tea, not because there is any real milk in it, but because the soft aroma of the brewed leaves smell milk-infused even if you haven’t added milk. In fact, the aroma of this tea is exceptional, a beautiful light fragrance that rich, creamy and delicious!
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liber-teas
The flavor is also quite silky smooth, with a creamy, buttery flavor that is complex with notes of sweet fruit and flower.
Read This Review...Slimful Chocolate Decadence Oolong by Teavana
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea & Yerba Maté
- Name Of Tea: Slimful Choc. Decadence
- Available From: Teavana
liber-teas
Overall, I found this to be an enjoyable cup of tea. Not my favorite from Teavana, but it’s not bad either, and I certainly wouldn’t refuse another cup if it were offered to me.
Read This Review...Strawberry Oolong from Butiki Teas
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Strawberry Oolong
- Available From: Butiki Teas
The Tea Guru
Together the mellow vegetative Oolong compliments the sweet soft strawberry flavor perfectly to form a delicious Strawberry Oolong which reflects the quality of Butiki Teas and makes me look forward to sampling more of their teas! This tea is a must-have for strawberry tea lovers!
Read This Review...Strawberry Oolong from Naivetea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Strawberry Oolong
- Available From: Naivetea
liber-teas
The aroma of this tea is delightful, like a basket of freshly-picked, sun-ripened strawberries. The Oolong tea imparts its own scent as well – a delicate, fresh, leafy scent – which adds to the impact of the overall fragrance when you smell it. It smells so fresh and delicious; I just couldn’t wait to brew myself a cup!
Read This Review...Strawberry Oolong from Teavana
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Strawberry Oolong
- Available From: Teavana
QuiltingDiva
I don’t have many Oolongs in my collection, but I really enjoy this one. The strawberry is very subtle, but the flavor of the tea is pleasant enough that it’s really good.
Read This Review...Sugar Caramel Oolong from Golden Moon Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Sugar Caramel Oolong
- Available From: Golden Moon Tea
The Tea Guru
It’s an extremely mellow blend that pleases the palate on so many different levels. The flavor nuances work on so many levels, adding haunting drifts of nuttiness, smokiness, burnt sugar, cream and more.
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liber-teas
The flavor is so unique to any other Oolong I’ve tasted. There are so many sweet yet subtle layers of flavor to this tea. The buttery rich notes from the green Oolong meld perfectly with the caramel flavor, while a soft floral tone mingles on the palate, and remains through the finish.
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createathought
This brews up a nice light honey color, very much like the color of caramelized sugar. The taste is extremely light. The “sweet” flavor is not overwhelming, if anything, I feel I could add some honey or cane sugar.
Read This Review...Sweet Oolong Revolution from Teavana
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea & Rooibos
- Name Of Tea: Sweet Oolong Revolution
- Available From: Teavana
liber-teas
A very well thought out blend from Teavana. Spices complement the pumpkin flavor very well, and they provide an interesting contrast to the sweet flavors of peach and papaya.
Read This Review...Sweet Summer Oolong from Life in Teacup
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Sweet Summer Oolong
- Available From: Life in Teacup
Azzrian
In the cup the steeped brew looked like golden honey nectar, as though I had been blessed by the tea gods with a bright cup of golden sunshine! It smelled creamy, only slightly sweet, but mostly what stood out was this essence of a bright earthy this must be a cup of nature’s bounty feeling. Something about just the aroma made me feel good.
Read This Review...Taiwan Cui Yu (Green Jade) from Life in Teacup
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Cui Yu (Green Jade) High Mountain
- Available From: Life in Teacup
liber-teas
The flavor is quite similar to a green tea, but, there are some notable differences. The tea possesses a strong floral note with a vegetative background. I can also taste a light nutty flavor as well as a buttery tone to the tea.
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Azzrian
From the moment I opened the package I knew this was going to be a very special tea. That belief was validated as soon as I poured the steeped brew from my kettle to my teapot! The aromas that rose to meet my nose were unbelievable. Vegetal, earthy, and sweet. The flavor, almost buttery, with a butter mouthfeel as well.
Read This Review...Taiwan Dong Ding Oolong from Grand Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Taiwan Dong Ding Oolong
- Available From: Grand Tea
Marlena A.
An excellent example of a Dong Ding Oolong. The flavor is spot on and lingers in the memory
Read This Review...Taiwan Jin Xuan Milk Oolong from Teavivre
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Taiwan Jin Xuan Milk Oolong
- Available From: Teavivre
PNytewing
Immediately I was greeted by a plethora of sensory stimuli in the array of color and fragrance. Tightly rolled (by hand) balls the size of small peas bounced merrily into the palm of my hand, and I was amazed to smell MILK!
Read This Review...Tangerine Ginger from Octavia Tea
- Type Of leaves: Green Tea & Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Tangerine Ginger
- Available From: Octavia Tea
melanie
It’s flavored “tangerine” which to me just tastes citrus-y, but nice. It too does not overpower the flavors of the tea itself.
Read This Review...Ten Wu Fine Oolong from Ten Ren Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Ten Wu Fine Oolong
- Available From: Ten Ren Tea
BunRab
There’s a slight peachy aroma, not as much as some darker oolongs have, and a very faint hint of nuttiness – again, not as much as some darker oolongs.
Read This Review...Ti Kuan Yin from Always Summer Herbs
- Type Of leaves: Green Tea
- Name Of Tea: Ti Kuan Yin
- Available From: Always Summer Herbs
JenniferB
This tea is great iced or hot! It’s light in color and the aroma is very much like the Fragrance of Summer! It’s floral with a hint of watermelon. It’s good for multiple infusions.
Read This Review...Ti Kuan Yin Iron Goddess from Culinary Teas
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Ti Kuan Yin Iron Goddess
- Available From: Culinary Teas
liber-teas
It is unusual to find an Oolong that is both very good and very affordable. This is just such an Oolong – unusual – as it is both very good and affordable.
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BunRab
Although this is only a slightly oxidized oolong, and brews up a pale brown-green color, it has a nice woody taste to it, a sort of dark overtone. It’s a great tea for iced tea, too!
Read This Review...Ti Kuan Yin Oolong from thepuriTea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Ti Kuan Yin Oolong
- Available From: thepuriTea
PNytewing
The fresh and grassy smell, and the brilliant jade and emerald green that the dry tea leaves have, are in a word, beautiful. Tightly rolled, and whole leaves are a testament to the fine quality that thepuriTea insists upon.
Read This Review...Ti Kuan Yin Tea from Ten Ren Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Ti Kuan Yin
- Available From: Ten Ren Tea
liber-teas
This tea is very self-drinking. It does not need to be sweetened as it has it’s own, natural sweetness that enchants the palate – and it should not be served with milk! Delicious taste and convenience – all in one tea bag!
Read This Review...Tie Guan Yin (#1 Green) from auraTeas
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Tie Guan Yin (#1 Green)
- Available From: auraTeas
JenniferB
Taste-wise it’s an interesting full flavor type Tie Guan Yin. I think it tasted much like it smells…a clean celery-mint type taste. It’s smooth and buttery.
Read This Review...Tie Guan Yin (#3 Green) from auraTeas
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Tie Guan Yin (#3 Green)
- Available From: auraTeas
JenniferB
This has an Extreme Vegetable Scent. The Leaves seem to take a little longer than usual to open…maybe a sign – good for multiple infusions!? Perhaps! It’s light yellow in color once infused – near clear and tastes like butter-roasted veggies.
Read This Review...Tie Guan Yin Fall Harvest 09 from Norbu Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Tie Guan Yin Fall Harvest 09
- Available From: Norbu Tea
The Tea Guru
These tea leaves have an extremely sweet floral scent to them, and are stunningly gorgeous when they unfurl.
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liber-teas
The flavor of this tea is exquisite, as has been my experience with every Norbu Tea that I’ve been privileged enough to sample. The liquor is slightly thick, and this makes for a delightful mouthfeel — sumptuous is the word that immediately comes to mind.
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melanie
This Oolong brewed up a very light clear liquid and has a very sweet fragrance! A mixture of fresh cut meadow – orchid – and jasmine fill my senses as I breath in before a sip. The tea is gentle and tastes lovely mixed with it’s fragrance.
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JenniferB
The dry leaves smell sweet and clean. While infusing, the leaves are a vibrant green and more leafy green veggie-esque to sniff. It’s light in color.
Read This Review...Tie Guan Yin from Life In Teacup
- Type Of leaves: Black Tea
- Name Of Tea: Ti Guan Yin
- Available From: Life in Teacup
Marlena A.
Tea, chocolate and spice cookies all rolled into on subtle cup of Tie Guan Yin tea. This really is an exceptional tea.
Read This Review...Tieguanyin from Verdant Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Tieguanyin
- Available From: Verdant Tea
PNytewing
Brilliant emerald green and tightly rolled, the nose of the dry leaves is light and floral. Subtle notes of grass and fresh herbs promise a refreshing and clean cup.
Read This Review...Tung Ting Oolong from Ten Ren Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Tung Ting Oolong
- Available From: Ten Ren Tea
BunRab
This is a tasty oolong, hot or iced. There’s a lovely peachy aroma accompanied floral notes! It’s completely smooth and mellow, no astringency or bite at all.
Read This Review...Vanilla Almond Oolong from Boston Tea Company
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Vanilla Almond Oolong
- Available From: The Boston Tea Company
liber-teas
This tea presents a pleasant balance of flavors. The nutty almond flavor is complemented well with the creamy vanilla notes, while the tea base is silky smooth, with woodsy tones and a deep, fruity character. It is absolutely delightful: sweet, nutty, creamy, and smooth.
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The Tea Guru
The almond flavor is probably the most prominent flavor in this blend, and it makes this tea really stand out. A very autumnal, toasty flavor that complements the warm Sechung Oolong so very well and makes this blend so special.
Read This Review...Weight To Go Pu-Erh from Teavana
- Type Of leaves: Pu-Erh Tea, Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Weight To Go Pu-Erh
- Available From: Teavana
QuiltingDiva
The taste is definitely more of a fruity blend than a black – it is very smooth. The ingredients indicate both spearmint and peppermint, but until I read that, I actually didn’t even notice since they are so subtle. I have enjoyed this tea both hot and cold. The wonderful thing about this tea is that it will satisfy your sweet tooth!
Read This Review...Weight to Go! from Teavana
createathought
I would recommend this tea even if you were not concerned or trying to lose weight. It is extremely sweet and fruity. It has such a fresh citrus tang that it truly is refreshing. I recommend drinking this late morning or early afternoon when the sweet cravings start to kick in.
Read This Review...Wen Shan Bao Zhong from Naivetea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Wen Shan Bao Zhong
- Available From: Naivetea
BunRab
This oolong has a wonderful floral aroma that is even stronger on a second steeping than on the first. The floral impression is so strong that you’d almost think there were rose or jasmine petals, even though there aren’t. The tea is good for several steepings.
Read This Review...White Peach Oolong Tea from Stash Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: White Peach Oolong
- Available From: Stash Tea
liber-teas
It is very “peachy keen” and kind of reminds me of a lightened version of the cooked peach juice that would ooze out of my gramma’s peach pie.
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JenniferB
Prior to steeping this smells like a peach wine, almost. Lovely scent, really. During/after steeping it’s more of a peach scented candy.
Read This Review...Wuyi Oolong from Adagio Teas
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Wuyi Oolong
- Available From: Adagio Teas
BunRab
An earthy first steeping and a spicy second steeping – and the mesh pyramids this whole leaf tea comes in make it more convenient for a second steeping. On the first steeping, this is a medium-colored brew, with an earthy flavor – a bit mushroom-y, a bit nutty. Not too green, not too dark, as smooth as an oolong should be.
Read This Review...Wuyi Oolong from Distinctly Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Wuyi Oolong
- Available From: Distinctly Tea
mary
If you consider yourself a “veteran” of Oolongs, I definitely recommend trying this tea! A bit more robust than some Oolongs I’ve had, it still has the slightly sweet and creamy flavour I’ve come to associate with Oolong tea. A great afternoon tea if you need to be perked up a bit.
Read This Review...Wuyi Oolong from Zhi Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Wuyi Oolong
- Available From: Zhi Tea
liber-teas
Cozy and toasty are words that I would use to describe the flavor of this amazingly complex tea as well. It has a very comforting flavor to it: slightly smoky but more of a “roasty-toasty” taste than smoke.
Read This Review...Wuyi Rock Oolong from Enjoying Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Wuyi Rock Oolong
- Available From: Enjoying Tea
liber-teas
Hints of fruit and wood introduce themselves briefly at about mid-sip, creating interest and sweetness for the palate. The tea is quite smooth and mellow with a velvety mouthfeel. It is a pleasure to sip this Oolong!
Read This Review...Yamabudo Oolong from Lupicia Tea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Yamabudo Oolong
- Available From: Lupicia Tea
liber-teas
This is a very pleasant tea … even if it is grape flavored! It is one that I’d certainly try again if offered. It has an enjoyable tartness to it (but not too sour) and doesn’t taste artificial or too sweet. There is some astringency to the cup which seems to highlight the wine-like qualities of this cup. Overall, a very good cup of tea!
Read This Review...Yellow Gold Oolong from Eteaket
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Yellow Gold Oolong
- Available From: Eteaket
JenniferB
Yellow Gold Oolong from Eteaket certainly is SWEET! And when they say ‘grass’ in the product description it is a SWEET grass! Not a grassy-grass or a bitter-grass.
Read This Review...Yuzu Oolong from Naivetea
- Type Of leaves: Oolong Tea
- Name Of Tea: Yuzu Oolong
- Available From: Naivetea
melanie
It smells fruity with a floral tone. The taste, though, is so gentle, refreshing and unique. A bit of fruit – a sweet floral taste as I swallow – followed by a creamy aftertaste.
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