Hand-rolled in Taiwan for artisanal quality and freshness
Vivid jade color in every cup for a visually striking tea experience
Smooth, fragrant flavor with lilac and jasmine notes for a refined taste
Low caffeine content suitable for mindful, health-conscious consumers
Pairs well with delicate pastries for a balanced, elegant tea pairing
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This tea is sourced directly from the Tung Ting Mountains in Taiwan. The name Jade Oolong perfectly describes the vivid color of the tightly hand-rolled leaves. Each cup is smooth and fragrant with notes of lilac and jasmine. This oolong tea pairs well with delicate pastries for a refined afternoon tea.
Origin
Tung Ting Mountains, Taiwan
Form
Loose leaf
Caffeine Content
Low caffeine
Dietary Preferences
Vegan, Vegetarian
Allergen Information
None
Flavor Notes
Lilac, Jasmine
Summarized by Shop
4.5
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As a fan of floral flavors, this is incredibly lovely. Light and fresh with a subtle green sweetness, the floral aspects are firmly present in the flavor, but without being too much for anyone floral-adverse. Just right. My wife is often put off by overly floral flavors, but she might love this one even more than I do. It immediately became one of our standout favorites in a highly competitive lineup. It's a bit unique and absolutely worth sampling for anyone looking for tea that feels special.
As a particular (but also quite picky) fan of lilac as a scent, I impulse bought a small bag of this instead of a sample and I'm so happy I did. It truly does have a distinct lilac note to it. It captures a little bit of my nostalgia for the flowers in every cup.
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Lory · October 22, 2025
Taiwan style, not Chinese
I'm used to the Chinese tie kuan yin oolong tea which is stronger than this. This feels like a lighter green version of the same. Mostly clean of twigs and debris. More delicate flavor so use a little more if you want a more robust taste.
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Ems · October 1, 2025
Not what I expected
This tastes like a light Ti Quan Yin rather than the Jade Oolong I’m used to. It’s not bad, just not what I was after.