Oolong teas - partially oxidized teas - Country of origin - China



Fujian All Seasons Oolong | Zhang Zhou Si Ji Chun Wu Long
4,37 € excl. VAT


Anxi Golden Osmanthus Oolong | Huang Jin Gui Wu Long Cha
8,39 € excl. VAT


Baoshan Magnolia Oolong | Bao Shan Yu Lan Wu Long
6,07 € excl. VAT


2019 Aged Carcoal Baked Tie Guan Yin | Tan Bei Tie Guan Yin
9,91 € excl. VAT


Luk Yu Tea Bags - Tie Guan Yin
5,62 € excl. VAT


Wuyi Big Red Robe BASIC | Da Hong Pao
10,36 € excl. VAT


Fujian Oriental Beauty - Bai Hao Oolong | Dong Fang Mei Ren
8,39 € excl. VAT


Wuyi Big Red Robe PREMIUM | Wu Yi Da Hong Pao Te Ji
13,57 € excl. VAT


Jade Iron Goddess | You Ji Qing Xiang Tie Guan Yin
7,86 € excl. VAT


Traditional Iron Goddess | You Ji Nong Xiang Tie Guan Yin
5,18 € excl. VAT


Wuyi Old Tree Water Sprite | Lao Cong Shui Xian
13,57 € excl. VAT


Golden Crown Tie Guan Yin | Te Ji Qing Xiang Tie Guan Yin
15 € excl. VAT


Traditional Wuyi Oolong | Wu Yi Shan Yi Chuan Wu Long
8,39 € excl. VAT


Guangxi Volcano Oolong | Bai Se Huo Shan Wu Long
11,07 € excl. VAT


Rare Orchid Fragrance Oolong | Bai Ya Qi Lan Wu Long Cha
7,05 € excl. VAT


Osmanthus Oolong | Gui Hua Wu Long
7,86 € excl. VAT

What is GABA tea?
GABA is gamma-aminobutyric acid. It is a chemical that occurs naturally in the brain. Many scientific studies say that when taken as a supplement, GABA can help lower high blood pressure and promote an overall sense of well-being. GABA tea is specifically processed with the aim that the naturally occurring GABA acid can be available in a higher amount than when a traditional processing of tea is used. Drinking GABA tea is one of the healthiest ways to increase your intake of gamma-aminobutyric acid.

Chinese cultivar Bai Ya Qi Lan 白芽奇兰
There are many tea cultivars for processing Oolong tea in southern Fujian, such as Tie Guan Yin, Jin Guan Yin, Huang Dan, Mao Xie, Ben Shan and many others. One of the famous tea cultivars from this area is Bai Ya Qi Lan 白芽奇兰, which is widely planted in the tea gardens of the Daqinshan area of Pinghe County. It is one of the four famous teas of Fujian, the other three being Tie Guan Yin, Wuyi Rock Tea and Zhangping Shui Xian. Bai Ya Qi Lan is a tea of unique quality. Although its processing is similar to that of Tie Guan Yin, it has its own very distinctive character. Bai Ya Qi Lan is the second most successful export Oolong from southern Fujian, sitting just next to Tie Guan Yin. We can freely translate the name of this Oolong as "the scent of a rare orchid".