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Ancient-tree Honey Orchid oolongFrom €12.90Milanxiang Dancong is one of the top ten precious and famous Fenghuang Dancong oolong varieties; its mother tree has a history of almost 300 years.
Wild organic Honey Orchid oolongFrom €6.90This rare oolong comes from a pristine, high-altitude wilderness tea area in Meizhou, Guangdong Province.
Wild Meizhan oolong from Dragon Stream€42.00This limited oolong tea comes from untamed Meizhan bushes in the Longjuan area of Anxi, Fujian Province, China.
Baozhong Oolong TeaFrom €3.00Baozhong Oolong Tea is a high-mountain oolong produced in Sanming, Fujian Province, at an average elevation of 1100 meters.Co-developed with Taiwan in 1998, this tea is harvested…
Osmanthus Beauty Oolong Tea (Guihua Meiren Wulong Cha)€3.50Osmanthus Scented Beauty Tea is a floral oolong made from Meiren (Beauty) tea and dan gui (sweet osmanthus) blossoms.
Green Vitality Oolong Tea (Qing Xin Da Mao Wulong)€2.90Qing Xin Da Mao is a traditional high-mountain oolong tea grown in the misty elevations of Fujian’s mountainous interior, particularly in Daqian and Dehua counties.
Charcoal-Baked Tieguanyin Oolong Tea (Tanbei Tieguanyin)From €6.20Charcoal-Baked Tieguanyin is a traditional oolong tea from Fujian Province, China, made from carefully hand-picked leaves of the Tieguanyin cultivar.
Charcoal-Baked Jinxuan Oolong (Tanbei Jinxuan)From €6.20Charcoal-Baked Jinxuan is a carefully baked oolong made from the Jin Xuan cultivar, originally bred in Taiwan’s Nantou region and brought to mainland China for further…
High Mountain White Leaf Dancong OolongFrom €8.10High Mountain White Leaf is one of the ten classic honey–floral Dancong varieties, known for its pronounced “mi yun” (honey rhyme) and orchid fragrance.
Old-Tree Bai Ye Dancong OolongFrom €17.20Lao Cong Bai Ye is a Phoenix Dancong made from 70-year-old Bai Ye (White Leaf) tea trees, one of the ten classic tic types of Dancong.