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    What is Oolong Tea?

    February 08, 2023 1 min read

    Oolong Tea

    You might be familiar with black tea (Assam tea or Earl grey tea) or jasmine green tea, Oolong tea is not something that you often find in bubble tea stores or cafes. Oolong tea is a wonderful choice for making a lot of different types of bubble tea such as fruit tea and milk tea.

     

    What is Oolong Tea? 

     

    Oolong tea is a semi-oxidized type of tea that can be more or less oxidised. It falls between green and black tea and can be closer in appearance and characteristics to either. The less oxidation will make oolong more similar to green tea, and more oxidation will move it closer to black tea. Oolong tea is special for its unique range of aromas - from the fruity, floral, buttery or even nutty note. 

     

     

    At this time, we would like to introduce our Oolong green tea with two popular bubble tea recipes using Oolong tea base.

     

    How to brew Oolong tea? 

     

    Oolong tea is easy to brew, not different from black tea or green tea. 

     

    Click here to see Oolong tea Recipe.

     

     

    Check out the popular recipes using Oolong green tea base!!

    White Peach Oolong Green Tea

     

    Cheese Cream Oolong Green Tea