Origin

Taiwan

Asia

Caffeine Level (mg/1g)

0

1-10

11-20

21-30

31-40

41+

Description

Huang Shan Bao Zhong – Fresh, Buttery Artisan Bao Zhong Oolong

Made in small artisan batches, Huang Shan Bao Zhong is the highest grade in its category. Bao Zhong (also spelled Pouchong) is a lightly oxidized, twisted-leaf oolong prized for its fresh, floral character, and this artisan version showcases the style at its very best.

Bao Zhong is processed with minimal handling — from hand-picking to rolling to drying, the leaves are touched as little as possible to preserve the freshest possible taste. This careful approach lets the leaves keep their vibrant jade color and delicate aroma, resulting in a tea that sits beautifully between green tea and oolong.

Tasting Notes

Dry leaf: vibrant jade, gently twisted leaves
First impression: incredible freshness
Flavor: creamy and buttery with a long, sweet undertone
Accents: mild vegetal and mineral notes
Finish: smooth and silky

Why You'll Love It

Huang Shan Bao Zhong holds up extremely well over multiple infusions, making this artisan tea a favorite among tea enthusiasts. It's fresh, creamy and naturally sweet — a wonderful choice for green tea lovers exploring oolong and for oolong fans who enjoy lighter styles.

Small-batch artisan production
Highest grade Bao Zhong
Minimally handled for maximum freshness
Creamy, buttery and sweet

How to Enjoy

Brew it gongfu-style in a gaiwan or small teapot and enjoy many infusions. It pairs beautifully with light meals, fresh fruit and delicate pastries, and makes a crisp, refreshing iced oolong.

Fresh, silky and beautifully crafted, Huang Shan Bao Zhong is an artisan oolong to savor.

1-1.5 TSP or 1 BAG

200ml

90°C

2 - 3 min

Preparation:

Use 1-1.5 TSP or 1 BAG per 200ml of water at 90°C and steep for 2-3 min.

Ingredients:

Oolong tea

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Rewa A. Cerezo

December 2024

DEC 2024 review... very smooth oolong, has a subtle flowery taste. Nice to mix w/ other oolongs. Although, after 2 reseeps, the flavor was already fading. Did it at 190, 3min.

Michael Bromby

August 2023

Easy drinking Oolong

Stan

January 2019

Unlike other Formosa oolongs, this one is an average quality tea, not great aroma and taste.

Jeff Oman

October 2018

I didn't expect this quality! Then I smelled the water from the first rinse and smelled springtime. The scent of fresh fruit like pears and kiwi. The soup is thick and sweet and coats the tongue and teeth with a lasting sensation of lilacs and sweet cream. A very fine tea that will please anyone who enjoys lightly fermented Taiwan oolongs.

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