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Cinnamon & Cream
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The inspiration for our Cinnamon & Cream Oolong is a favorite childhood dessert - rice pudding! Utilizing our Ti Kuan Yin oolong as the base and keeping the rest simple with the addition of cinnamon and natural flavor. This tea will put a smile on your face steeping after steeping.
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Constant Comfort - Organic
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This handcrafted tea starts out with Oolong as the base and we work magic with the addition of orange and warm spices. Always a classic.
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Imperial Coconut
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Feel the ocean breeze as you escape to the islands with this cup of delicious Imperial Coconut Oolong. You can smell the sweet, nutty notes of coconut from the first sip to the last.
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Narcissus - Organic
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Narcissus (more commonly called Shui Xian) is very popular among oolong drinkers especially those who prefer the Gong Fu (making tea with skill) method of brewing. A stong and full bodied oolong from the Wuyi Mountains with a higher mineral content that has refreshing floral aftertaste.
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Peaches and Cream - Organic
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The bright peach flavor melds beautifully with this Oolong base and finishes with a hint of creaminess.
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Phoenix Mountain
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Dan Cong Oolong's are harvested from 100 year old, wild grown trees in the Phoenix Mountain appellation. This tea has a thick, nectar-like body embellished with aromas of dark honey, spice and and exotic fruits. Ours is no exception.
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Ti Kuan Yin - Organic
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One of the most famous Chinese oolongs from the Fujian Province.The tightly rolled deep chestnut colored leaves steep to an amber liquor with roasted, woody notes and a hint of sweetness. Often referred to as the Iron Goddess of Mercy.
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Zen Sweet Orange
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A refreshing citrus tea with a heavenly smell. A great afternoon tea.
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