The Tea Journal

Oolong Tea Guides

Oolong sits between green and black tea: the leaves are partly oxidized, rolled or twisted, and often roasted. The result ranges from light, floral and creamy to dark, toasty and mineral. Good oolong can be steeped many times, each infusion tasting a little different.

Read about Tieguanyin, Da Hong Pao, milk oolong and Taiwanese styles, and learn how to brew oolong gongfu-style or in a simple teapot.

Osthamus Flower Oolong Tea

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Osthamus Flower Oolong Tea

Osthamus flower oolong tea. Discover what osmanthus flower oolong tea is, its unique flavor, how to brew it perfectly, and expert pairing…

· 10 min read

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Complete guide to Taiwanese oolong

Taiwanese oolong in one guide: how the leaves look and taste, famous teas like Ali Shan, Dong Fang Mei Ren and Da Yu Ling, and how to brew…

· 6 min read