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What is Oolong Tea?

Oolong Tea, made from the Camellia Sinensis plant is of Chinese origin and is different due to its partial oxidation process which for comparison sake is roughly between the likes of green tea and black tea. Usually Oolong tea has rich floral and toasty flavor notes and while hosting incredible health benefits such as rich antioxidants, Oolong tea can also be caffeinated or un-caffeinated. Please check out our products to see more details on their health and caffeination contents.

Types of Oolong Tea

Tieguanyin Oolong Tea

Tiengeuanyin Tea is an extremely popular Oolong tea that originated in China, specifically the Fujian province and features an ultra smooth sweet and floral flavor profile. If you’re looking for a middle of the road flavor profile that is rich but not too rich with beautiful aromas, I would give this tea a try.

Oolong Milk Tea

Oolong Milk Tea is a super popular Oolong tea not just here in the United States but all over the world as it has a rich milky consistency that is both comforting and indulgent that will leave you feeling great and longing for that next sip. Pun intended. Our Oolong milk tea is hand crafted to perfection with incredible freshness and aromatics you can’t get anywhere else.

Peach Oolong Tea

Peach Oolong Tea is a combination of a flowery toasty tea with juice-like sweetness resembling peaches. This is a go-to for many during warmer months as they’re enjoying a nice summer day, or the blossoming of spring, very few things can open up your day better than a nice cup of Peach Oolong tea with it’s rich antioxidants, perfectly balanced and not overpowering flavor notes, all while being flexible in tasting great in hot or cold form. Try our locally made Peach Oolong Tea, today.

Oolong Tea FAQ

Oolong Tea Benefits:

Our Oolong tea is hand made on the eastern shore of Virginia where we truly go from our farm, to your doorstep with no warehouses or long storage techniques in place and all orders are made to order. With this high level of quality assurance we are able to provide the most nutrient dense Oolong Tea’s you can get. Some of the health benefits for our Apothecary’s Oolong Tea are:

Heart Health: – It’s been said that Oolong tea can help manage cholesterol and even help with your body's circulation.
Skin Health: – Oolong tea contains powerful antioxidants that help defeat your body's free radicals and helps prevent cell damage.
Digestive Assistance: – Oolong tea aids digestion and can even help settle that nervous or troubled tummy.
Mental Sharpness: – Oolong tea assists your ability to stay focused throughout the day.
Metabolic Assistance: – Oolong tea assists in your body’s natural weight management and fat burning techniques.
Energy: – Oolong tea has a moderate caffeine content that will keep you energized on your projects without a bad crash that energy drinks or coffee may give you.

Does Oolong Tea Have Caffeine?

Yes, our Oolong tea does generally contain caffeine, but it’s more the middle of the road option as it contains more caffeine than green tea but not as much caffeine as black tea. Each cup of Oolong tea usually ranges between 30-50mg of caffeine content which for some may be optimal to enjoy during the workday without reaching that overcaffeinated feeling. Should any of our Oolong Tea’s not contain caffeine, we will state such a thing on our pages or on our labels.

Green Tea or Oolong Tea? Best Loose Leaf Weight Loss Tea?

Green Tea and Oolong teas are incredibly popular categories in the tea world, however each comes with their own unique sets of advantages. When it comes to the processing of the two types of tea leaves, Oolong is exposed to more oxidation, has an overall floral flavor profile with moderate caffeine content per cup and can help with metabolism, heart health and digestion. Green teas undergo less oxidation, have an overall grassy flavor profile and have slightly less caffeine content per cup than Oolong while promoting skin health, weight loss and keeping your energy up. So although the health benefits are similar between the two teas, Oolong has more caffeine content while Green teas have more antioxidants.

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