Oolong Tea

Ceylon Moragalla Oolong

Amount: 100g | Packaging: Tea & More Dose

Ceylon Moragalla Oolong is a strongly fermented Oolong tea with a taste almost similar to black tea. The Moragalla plantation is located in the historic Galle district in the south of Sri Lanka and is known for producing the best oolong teas. IngredientsOolong Tea

£6.30*

China Da Hong Pao Oolong - Stone Tea (Organic)

Amount: 100g | Packaging: Tea & More Dose

Amber Oolong is a tea speciality from the golden triangle in Thailand. Here, the highest quality tea bushes from Taiwan (Formosa) were cultivated, whose teas enjoy the highest reputation around the world. Thailand Amber Oolong comes from the mountain region around Doi Mae Salong. It grows at altitudes of up to 1,800 m. The leaf is fermented only very briefly, then rolled tightly and pressed into balls. In the cup it glows like saffron. IngredientsOolong tea

£13.70*

China Ginseng Oolong Superior

Amount: 100g | Packaging: Tea & More Dose

Ginseng Oolong is a speciality from China, made by blending the finest large-leaf oolong tea with powdery ground ginseng. Ginseng Oolong glows copper-red in the cup and pampers your palate with multi-layered aromas. Ginseng Oolong is called Lan Gui Ren Oolong in China. IngredientsOolong tea, ginseng root, liquorice root

£13.40*

China Kwai Flower Oolong

Amount: 100g | Packaging: Tea & More Dose

For our Kwai Flower Oolong, fragrant osmanthus blossoms are blended with the finest Chinese oolong tea. The flowery, fruity aroma of the oolong and the peachy taste of the osmanthus blossom combine to create a delicious flavour composition. IngredientsOolong tea, osmanthus blossoms

£6.90*

China Milky Oolong

Amount: 100g | Packaging: Tea & More Dose

Milky Oolong is a speciality from the Chinese province of Fujian, where the finest Oolong tea leaves are steamed with milk steam.The production process is still done entirely by hand.The special process gives this tea an incomparable caramel aroma and warms the soul.IngredientsOolong tea, may contain traces of lactose

£14.80*

China Milky Oolong Premium

Amount: 100g | Packaging: Tea & More Dose

A real curiosity from the Chinese province of Fujian. Not only are the finest leaves sorted for this tea, but they are also treated with milk steam for a particularly long time so that the pores of the leaves open wide and intensively absorb the delicious aroma.Ingredients: Oolong tea, natural flavor

£16.90*

China Oolong Jasmin

Amount: 100g | Packaging: Tea & More Dose

China Oolong Jasmin is a semi-fermented tea from China with dewy jasmine flowers. This tea has a fine, fragrant flavour with spicy notes. Jasmine tea is a Chinese speciality that enjoys great popularity all over the world today. Jasmine tea was invented in the Song Dynasty (960-1279 AD), originally to enhance inferior tea qualities. It is thus considered the oldest flavoured tea in the world. CaffeineChina Oolong Jasmine contains about 1.5% caffeine.IngredientsOolong tea, jasmine blossoms

£5.40*

China Oolong Tie Guan Yin

Amount: 100g | Packaging: Tea & More Dose

Ti Kuan Yin is one of the most important oolong teas from China. This tea grows near the city of Anxi in the province of Yunnan and uses a special variety of the tea plant. Ti Kuan Yin is harvested exclusively in April and May, because this is when the best results are achieved. Ti Kuan Yin is a rather green Oolong, which means that the leaves are only briefly fermented. The EGCG concentration corresponds to about 1.0% of the leaf weight. IngredientsOolong tea

£7.00*

China White Downy Oolong (Organic)

Amount: 100g | Packaging: Tea & More Dose

This oolong speciality is something special because white tea is used as the basis. Very many white downy buds are further treated very gently and transformed into a top class hand-rolled oolong. IngredientsOolong tea from controlled organic cultivation

£13.70*

Formosa Black Pearl Oolong

Amount: 100g | Packaging: Tea & More Dose

Dark Pearl Oolong is an oolong speciality from Taiwan (Formosa), which grows in the Tai Tung region in the east of the island. Here, climatic conditions are excellent; thanks to abundant rainfall and many hours of sunshine. Leaves and buds are picked and processed by hand. Repeated rolling gives the tea leaves their characteristic pearl shape. Tai Tung Oolong is one of the longer fermented qualities, with a bright amber cup and intense aroma. IngredientsOolong tea

£23.30*

Formosa Dong Ding Oolong

Amount: 100g | Packaging: Tea & More Dose

Dong Ding Oolong is one of the most important teas in the world and comes from the south of Taiwan (today's Formosa). The famous Dong Ding Oolong has been produced here on a small plantation on the slopes of Mount Dong Ding in Nantou Province since 1855. The production takes place entirely by hand. The evenly rolled leaf shows only a hint of fermentation. IngredientsOolong tea

£15.00*

Formosa Oolong

Amount: 100g | Packaging: Tea & More Dose

Besides China, Formosa (today's Taiwan) is also known for its oolong teas. This oolong tea comes from the highland plains of Taiwan. It is wilted in the sun after plucking. It is a rather black oolong, which means that the fermentation is relatively advanced. IngredientsSemi-fermented tea

£7.80*

Oolong Mango & Rose

Amount: 100g | Packaging: Tea & More Dose

Mango & Rose is an exquisite Oolong tea from China with delicate rose buds and natural mango aroma. CaffeineThis tea contains approx. 1 % caffeine.IngredientsOolong tea, rose buds, natural flavour

£7.50*

Oolong Maple Cinnamon

Amount: 100g | Packaging: Tea & More Dose

Milky Oolong is a speciality from the Chinese province of Fujian, where the finest Oolong tea leaves are steamed with milk steam. The production process is still done completely by hand. The special process gives this tea an incomparable aroma of caramel and warms the soul. IngredientsOolong tea, brittle pieces (sugar, hazelnuts), flavouring, sweet blackberry leaves, cinnamon bark, maple sugar, marigold blossoms, rose petals

£5.70*

Oolong Orange Blossom

Amount: 100g | Packaging: Tea & More Dose

For this oolong tea, the finest Chinese oolong is blended with the peels of sun-ripened oranges and refined with natural orange blossom oil. CaffeineThis tea contains no caffeine.IngredientsSemi-fermented tea, orange blossom, orange peel, natural flavouring.

£7.10*

Oolong Salty Caramel

Amount: 100g | Packaging: Tea & More Dose

Oolong tea refined with caramel pieces, sea salt and refreshing fruit pieces. IngredientsOolong tea, brittle pieces (sugar, hazelnuts), caramel pieces (sugar, cocoa butter, caramel powder (skimmed milk powder, whey powder, sugar, butter, natural flavouring), whole milk powder, emulsifier: sunflower lecithin, paprika extract), flavouring, grated coconut, apple pieces, sea salt, marigold blossoms, pop rice, safflower blossoms

£21.90*

Oolong Salty Caramel

Amount: 100g | Packaging: Tea & More Dose

£7.30*

Oolong Salty Caramel

Amount: 100g | Packaging: Tea & More Dose

£23.20*

Oolong Tea "Bao Zhong" - Organic

Its name Bao Zhong means "folded in white paper" and comes from its production process, in which the leaves are folded before roasting.Grown in mountainous areas, this "Yan Cha" rock tea originally comes from the Wu Yi Shan mountains in Fujian. This Oolong tea has a degree of oxidation that lies between that of green and black tea leaves, resulting in a rich and light, strong flavour.You will receive 80 g in a pretty metal tin. IngredientsBlue green tea * (China)* Ingredient from organic cultivation.

£15.95*

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Taiwan Pinglin Bao Zhong

Amount: 100g | Packaging: Tea & More Dose

Sensational composition of Japan Sencha tea in combination with Japan Matcha tea. The fine matcha settles on the leaves, like a soft veil.Preparation: 1-2 min, 1-2 level tsp, 80*C.

£29.70*

Very Berry

Amount: 100g | Packaging: Tea & More Dose

A fruit basket full of red berries consisting of strawberry, currant and raspberry meets finest oolong tea from Taiwan. CaffeineThis tea contains no caffeine.IngredientsOolong tea, elderberries, flavouring, currants, raspberries, strawberry pieces

£7.10*

Vietnam Oolong 4 Seasons

Amount: 100g | Packaging: Tea & More Dose

This speciality comes from Vietnam, where today oolong teas of the highest quality are produced. The tea bushes harvested for the production of the 4 Season Oolong are already 25 years old. The harvest takes place four times a year, always at the beginning of the new season (spring, summer, autumn, winter). At the end of the year, the 4 batches are blended into a "cuvé". 4 Seasons Oolong is a rather short fermented Oolong tea. IngredientsOolong tea

£11.50*

Do you want to buy Oolong tea?

If you are looking for an online store where you can buy Oolong tea, you have come to the right place. We have a versatile selection of Oolong tea from China, Taiwan or Thailand in our assortment. Let a delicious cup of Oolong tea inspire you and distract you from everyday life for a moment. From Ceylon Oolong tea to China Oolong tea to more unusual varieties such as Salty Caramel or Mango and Rose - with us you can buy exactly the Oolong tea that tastes best to you. But what exactly makes this tea variety so special? We'll tell you.

What makes oolong tea so special?

Oolong tea, also known as Wulong tea, Olong or Ulong tea, is characterized by its unique taste. Since the tea leaves only partially oxidize, the flavor of each type of oolong tea also varies. The origin of this tea is in Taiwan, where tea leaves were traditionally twisted to resemble small black dragons. The name "Wu Long" translates as "black dragon" and is considered the eponym of oolong tea. The taste of oolong tea is somewhere between black and green tea. Oolong tea is still considered one of the most aromatic and nuanced teas in the world. This is because the degree of oxidation determines the final taste. Whether natural or flavored - with us you can buy a versatile selection of Oolong tea. From fruity to strongly fermented to aromatically refined - browse at your leisure through our assortment of Oolong tea and choose your favorite from numerous flavorful varieties.

Buy Oolong tea in our online store

If you want to buy Oolong tea online, you will find in our store a wide range of the popular tea variety. We carry both China Oolong Jasmine and Formosa Dong Ding Oolong, Bao Zhong or Vietnam Oolong 4 Seasons. Immerse yourself in the diversity of Asia and enjoy the intense flavor of handcrafted Oolong tea. The tea leaves are picked by hand at least three or four times a year before they rest in the sun for a while. During this process, they already lose a quarter of their weight. At the same time, the proteins break down into amino acids, thus laying the foundation for the typical oolong tea flavor. During the subsequent oxidation phase, chlorophyll and tannins are released. Through heat and humidity, the chemical change takes place in the form of oxidation, which in turn determines the subsequent taste of oolong tea.

With us you can buy Oolong tea with just a few clicks

Our online store not only offers you a well-stocked range to buy Oolong tea. Rather, with us you have the opportunity to buy your favorite oolong tea in different sizes. From smaller packaging units of 100 grams to medium packaging sizes of 250 or 500 grams to economical refill packs that even contain up to 1,000 grams. You decide whether you prefer to buy your favorite type of Oolong tea in a decorative storage tin or as an environmentally friendly refill pack. To do so, simply click on the desired tea variety and select the required quantity and packaging by mouse click. Due to the smaller and larger quantities, you are particularly flexible when it comes to buying another variety of Oolong tea in addition to your favorite variety. In addition, after clicking on a variety of Oolong tea, you will find further information about the exact composition, origin and special features of the corresponding Oolong tea.

What to look for when buying Oolong tea

The peculiarity of oolong tea lies in the semi-fermentation that takes place during the manufacturing process. The leaves of oolong tea immediately develop their intense and distinctive flavor when infused with hot water. Often, a brewing time of only 20 to 40 seconds is sufficient. Do not let the oolong tea steep too long under any circumstances. Instead, you can infuse the leaves of the oolong tea several times with a clear conscience and thus enjoy the unique taste experience several times. In addition, the quality of the water significantly affects the taste. A high lime content in the water adulterates the taste of oolong tea. It is better to use filtered or even soft still mineral water from volcanic rock sources. This way you will experience the unique aroma when you buy oolong tea.