Liza Hill, part of the premium section of the Risheehat plantation. This Chinese clonal variety has the flowery, delicately aromatic qualities with some underlying spiciness. It's complex flavor makes it a sought after variety at tea auctions.

This delicate oolong is grown in China's high hilltops among fresh streams and cool, crisp air. Tender leaves are gently basket tossed immediately after harvesting, then semi-oxidized and carefully rolled. Each cup is light and refreshing, easing the mind of all worries. Sweet scents of orchids and honeycomb waft up from the tea as it brews. According to legend, an iron statue of a merciful Bodhisattva came alive and blessed a poor farmer with a magical tea plant. Iron Goddess of Mercy Oolong is a must-try tea steeped in culture and history.

This tea is sourced directly from the Tung Ting Mountains in Taiwan. The name Jade Oolong perfectly describes the vivid color of the tightly hand-rolled leaves. Each cup is smooth and fragrant with notes of lilac and jasmine. This oolong tea pairs well with delicate pastries for a refined afternoon tea.

When one thinks of Oolong, Japan isn't a growing region that typically comes to mind. Most oolongs are Chinese in origin with Taiwanese high-mountain oolong teas becoming quite well regarded as of late. This example of the Oolong variety changes things. Similar in aroma to a Taiwanese high-mountain Oolong, this Japanese example has a smooth and buttery mouthfeel with a light, jasmine taste and a hint of apricot at the finish. Grown in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan, by cultivators with over a century of experience, this rare Japanese Oolong is sure to treat.  

Each sip of this oolong tea brings to mind buttery pastries and sweet custard. Milk Oolong is naturally rich and creamy without any dairy added. The 'milky' flavor comes from a process of withering the tea leaves overnight in a temperature controlled room that is cool but humid. The result is a tea unlike any other, with a silky mouth feel and notes of cream and honey. Milk Oolong tea leaves can be steeped multiple times and each brew will have a subtly different flavor profile.

Silky oolong with floral top notes is complemented by zesty orange peel. Ginger adds warmth and spice to complete this delectable tea. Orange Ginger Oolong tea has a balance of strength and lightness that gives it a complex flavor profile. Pair it with a fine dinner by candlelight.