Taiwanese Oolong

Taiwan is famous for its high elevation mountains, which produce outstanding oolongs with distinct creamy and floral notes, and a particularly rich body.

Jinxuan Milk Oolong rolled leaves — real Jinxuan varietal from high altitude Alishan, Taiwan, no artificial additivesJinxuan Milk Oolong from Alishan, Taiwan — naturally creamy high mountain oolong with vanilla cookie and sweet cream notes

Jinxuan Milk Oolong

From $18
Cuifeng High Mountain rolled oolong on white dish — high-altitude Taiwanese oolong with cold fragrance and dissolved sugar sweetnessCuifeng High Mountain oolong fresh leaves — Mr. Li's 8500 ft farm on Emerald Peak, Hehuanshan, Taiwan

Cuifeng High Mountain

From $30
Oriental Beauty Silver dry leaves — variegated silver and dark-red bug-bitten oolong from Hsinchu, TaiwanOriental Beauty Silver bug-bitten oolong from E'mei, Hsinchu, Taiwan — silver medal with honey and cacao notes
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Oriental Beauty Silver 東方美人

From $40
Oriental Beauty dry leaves — auburn one-bud-one-leaf bug-bitten oolong from Hsinchu, TaiwanOriental Beauty bug-bitten oolong from Beipu, Hsinchu, Taiwan — silky mouthfeel with minty floral and tropical fruit
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Oriental Beauty

From $75
Oriental Beauty Gold dry leaves, hand-picked one-bud-one-leaf oolong from E'mei, Hsinchu, TaiwanOriental Beauty Gold, gold medal oolong tea from E'mei, Hsinchu, Taiwan, with spring flower and magnolia notes
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Oriental Beauty Gold 東方美人

From $60
Alishan High Mountain rolled oolong leaves on white dish — indigenous varietal from cloud-covered tea gardens in Alishan, TaiwanAlishan High Mountain oolong fresh leaves — winter harvest high-altitude Taiwanese oolong with cinnamon, clove, and cardamom notes

Alishan High Mountain

From $30

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