Osmanthus Oolong

Sweet and gentle oolong mixed with Osmanthus flowers. Crafted similarly to Jasmine tea, the producers use high-quality Tie Guan Yin, blending it with hundreds of thousands of fresh Osmanthus flowers. These flowers impart their heavenly fragrance to the tea, creating a sublime aromatic experience. Unlike Jasmine, Osmanthus doesn’t become bitter when dried, so the flowers remain in the tea, enhancing its quality without any unwanted flavors. 

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Tea Character

Leaf Aroma

Leaf Aroma

dried apricot, honey, osmanthus blossom

Cup Aroma

Cup Aroma

peach syrup, warm florals, cream

Flavor

Flavor

white peaches, dried apricot, butter

Tea Story

In southern China, osmanthus blooms for a brief period in early autumn. The flowers are small and almost unnoticeable at first glance, but their aroma travels far — sweet, dense, and unmistakably fruity. For generations, they have been used to scent teas, wines, and desserts.

This tea follows that tradition. Fresh osmanthus blossoms are layered with oolong tea while both are still warm from processing. The flowers release their oils into the leaves, then are either removed or left in small quantities, depending on the style. The goal is not to overpower, but to merge, the floral character becoming part of the tea rather than sitting on top of it.

The base oolong is lightly oxidized, chosen for its smooth body and ability to carry aroma. Over time, the sharper floral edges soften, settling into something closer to stone fruit and honey than fresh flowers.

Tea Origin

Tea Region | Fujian/Guangxi, China
Cultivar | Local oolong cultivars
Picking & processing | Lightly oxidized oolong scented with fresh osmanthus blossoms through repeated layering
Harvest | Spring, 2025

How To Brew

Traditional Brew

Temperature
90°C
Weight
5g
Water
100ml
Time
20 sec

Western Brew

Temperature
90°C
Weight
3g
Water
500ml
Time
2 min