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Oolong
Crafting quality Oolong tea is an art form. Like regional variance in fine wines, soil integrity, humidity levels, genus and artisanal skill all leave their imprint on the delicate leaf. Oolongs are grown in limited areas where the conditions are perfect and great care is taken to ensure the health of the surrounding environment. Traditionally, these teas are enjoyed in small quantities so the intricacies and subtle shifts of character can be truly appreciated.
Angel
Flavor Profile: A sweet darling of a strawberries and cream tea that you will want to c..
Da Wu Ye (Dan Cong)Flavor Profile: These big dark leaves reveal a refreshing and flowery aroma that ..
Dora’s
Daydream
Flavor Profile: A silky oolong with jasmine and lavender that drifts pleasan..
Fine, I'm a Tea Now
Flavor Profile: Sarcastic to a fault, but stays with you to the end..
Ginseng OolongFlavor Profile: Mild, with a licorice-like after taste, these tiny rolled oolong leave..
Hisslekiss
Flavor Profile: oolong and gynostemma
conspire with berries, currants and herbs to make..
I'm Peach MintFlavor Profile: Tastes like justice, peaches and mint, blended with a fine oolong (bec..
It’s over isn’t ItFlavor Profile: A tea to
comfort you, when moving on is hard. The aroma of flower..
Jasmine Orchard OolongFlavor Profile: Unforgettable: Orchid oolong notes blend with floral jasmine, ..
Mi Lan Xiang (Dan Cong)Flavor Profile: Fruity and subtle, this oolong is often called Honey Orchid, ..
MoonFlavor Profile: With peaches, cream, and a hint of spice, this tea is ready to right wrongs and ..
Orange Blossom OolongFlavour Profile: A golden cup with fruity jasmine notes, and a romanti..
Quangzhou Milk OolongFlavor Profile: Imagine if
velvet took liquid form and was blended with a swe..
Se Chung OolongFlavor Profile: Delicate notes of Ti Kuan Yin style flavour combined with a slight he..
The Red LionessFlavor Profile: This brave tea leads by example, and bows to none, with heady notes o..
Thésaurus Tea
We take the environment very seriously, and do our very best to leave as low a carbon footprint as possible. The majority of our teas come from fair trade suppliers who also prioritize that their products are ethical, ecological, and economical.
How Much Tea Should I Order?
As much as you like! As a general rule, 50 grams of tea makes roughly 22 cups of tea, 100 grams makes 44 cups of tea and 250 grams will make 110 cups of tea. So long as you keep your tea in a well sealed bag or container, it has a nice long shelf-life, too.
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