Oolong Tea Reviews

Oolong teas are a "semi-fermented" tea, falling inbetween green and black teas in terms of fermentation and processing. Oolong tea leaves tend to be rather wrinkled and are quite distinctive in look.

Listed on this page are links to various Oolong Teas that are available on this site.

• Adagio Teas Jasmine #9 Oolong Tea : A superb and beautiful tea that has a wonderful flowery fragrance and taste.
• Adagio Teas Oolong #8 Tea : A high quality "straight" oolong tea. Also makes a fine "intro" level oolong tea, too.
• Adagio Teas Ti Kuan Yin Oolong Tea : An unusual oolong tea that looks like and tastes like a green tea.
• Adagio Teas Wuyi Ensemble Oolong Tea : A high-quality tea with massive leaves that has a forgettable flavor.
• Culinary Teas Oolong Orange Blossom Tea : A very pretty oolong tea that tasted nothing like oranges.
• Dragonwater Formosa Oolong Tea : An excellent oolong tea that is quite flavorful and has no bitter after-taste.
• Dragonwater Jasmine Oolong Tea : A superb and very strong tasting jasmine tea. Jasmine lovers will love this tea!
• Dragonwater Passion Fruit Oolong Tea : A superb, fruity and moderately sweet oolong tea that is ideal for people who have never tried a good oolong tea before.
• Dragonwater Ti Kuan Yin Oolong Tea : A very light and surprisingly flavorful oolong tea that is also very smooth.
• Numi Water Sprite Ginger Oolong Tea : An organic oolong tea combined with a powerful infusion of organic ginger. This tea has a bit of spice to it, too.

General Tea Books The Japanese Way of Tea: From Its Origins in China to Sen Rikyu : Amazon Customer Review : This scholarly work first examines the discovery & establishment of tea & tea culture in China, in particular the profound influence of Lu Yu in developing a Chinese tea tradition.

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