Oolong Tea
The main production areas of oolong tea are as follows:
1. Taiwan
2. Wuyi Mountain, Fujian Province
3. Anxi County, Fujian Province
4. Fenghuang Town, Chaozhou City, Guangdong Province
Each production area produces oolong tea with unique characteristics not found in other regions.
Oolong Tea
7 types of tea trial set
Seven different teas to try in one set at a friendly price. Also recommended as a gift.
¥3,600
Anxi Se Zhong
An oolong combining several Anxi cultivars so that each draws out the others' aroma and finish. A concentrated sweet aroma of dried fruit and caramel, alongside florals.
From ¥650 (30g)
Tian Chi Li Shan Cha Light Fired
Tianchi Lishan tea roasted carefully at a low temperature, holding a floral aroma and a sweet note like barley candy together. Good with sweets.
From ¥5,200 (25g)
Osmanthus Oolong (Ali Shan)
A light-aroma Alishan tea harvested at 1,600m, finished by letting it absorb the scent of fresh osmanthus blossom.
From ¥2,800 (30g)
Phoenix Oolong Xiong Di Zai 2021
From trees at around 700m in Fengxi Dongjiao village. A sweet, gentle berry aroma of strawberry, mulberry and wild raspberry.
From ¥1,700 (15g)
Dong Ding Jin Xuan Oolong Tea Deep Fired
Jin Xuan from Dongdingshan in Lugu, roasted long at a gentle heat to avoid scorching and then aged, finishing with aromas of chestnut and dried fruit.
From ¥1,200 (30g)
High Mountain Oolong Tea
A high-mountain tea roasted long to avoid scorching, finishing with a sweet aroma suggesting dried fruit. Very good with food.
From ¥1,500 (50g)
Anxi Traditional Oolong
An unusual oolong: heavily fermented over a long period, then finished in the light-aroma style.
From ¥1,300 (30g)
Phoenix Oolong Lao Cong Gui Hua Xiang Single Tree 2022
From an old tree 250 years old at 1,000m in Touya village. An exceptionally rare single-tree tea that produces the scent of osmanthus itself, with nothing added.
From ¥6,300 (15g)
Phoenix Oolong Lao Cong Jiang Hua Xiang 2017
A Dan Cong that smells of ginger flowers, made from trees several hundred years old. It has a gorgeous flavor, with a long finish and strong aftertaste that stay with you.
From ¥3,300 (15g)
Tie Guan Yin Lan Yun
A light-aroma Anxi Tie Guan Yin with an elegant, sweet aroma suggesting orchid and fresh peach.
From ¥3,200 (20g)
Phoenix Oolong Mi Lan Xiang Nong Xiang 2026 No.1
Nong Xiang is a finishing style that is very popular in China. As the name suggests, it is characterized by an intense aroma.
From ¥1,600 (15g)
Phoenix Oolong Lao Cong Shi Hua Xiang Single Tree 2021
From a single tree 300 years old at 1,100m in Wudonghu village. Sweet aromas of narcissus, ripe prune, akebi and pineapple. Exceptionally smooth, with a concentrated aftertaste that spreads through the body.
From ¥7,800 (15g)
Phoenix Oolong Lao Cong Yin Hua Xiang Single Tree 2022
A seed-grown old tree 150 years old at 1,200m in Guizhuhu village, Wudong. The bright aroma of the Yin Hua Xiang type, with a long finish and a deep, concentrated body.
From ¥4,600 (15g)
Phoenix Oolong Lao Cong Ye Lai Xiang 2022
From Guizhuhu village, Wudong, at 1,200m, trees 70 years old. A sweet floral aroma of black locust and honeysuckle with berry notes, dense and long-finishing as high altitude gives.
From ¥3,600 (15g)
Phoenix Oolong Lao Cong Mi Lan Xiang 2021
From old trees over 80 years old at 950m. A sweet lychee-like aroma with bright florals, deepened by five years of ageing into a dark-aroma Mi Lan Xiang.
From ¥2,900 (15g)
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Cui Feng Cha Special
A Cuifeng tea made from the Shui Xian cultivar, extremely rare in Taiwan. A gentle aroma like freshly cooked rice, with sweet notes of Irwin mango and melon.
From ¥4,200 (50g)
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Phoenix Oolong Lao Cong Mi Lan Xiang 2022 No.2
A rare Mi Lan Xiang from the seed-grown old trees that remain in a new garden at around 1,200m at Tianchi on Wudong mountain. A finish far longer, and an aroma far denser, than any ordinary Mi Lan Xiang.
From ¥2,700 (15g)