Rose Oolong

An absolute favourite of the English. Very aromatic, picked at the right moment of summer. The round, full-bodied flavour of this tea is perfect for mornings. Recommended brewing: 95°C 2-3.5 min.

This sunny and refreshing fruity grapefruit infusion is to be enjoyed on cold winter evenings as a hot source of vitamin C and as a refreshing iced tea during the summer. Ingredients: apple, rose petals, lemon grass, orange peel, strawberry pieces and grapefruit extract. Recommended brewing:...

A Chinese, red, loose leaf tea from Anhui Province with a pleasant spicy-sweet aroma, alongside a hint of smokiness. Recommended brewing: 95°C 4 min.

"Silver Needle" tea is considered to be one of the world's finest tea qualities. The unopened buds of the Dabai variety bushes are long and needle-like and covered with silvery down. The brew is pale yellow with a slight orange hue. With a fresh bouquet, this floral tea is sweet, leaving a...

A blend of Indian black teas and Darjeeling tea, mixed with organic, dried orange peel and natural flavourings. Recommended brewing: 97°C 3-4 min. FI-EKO-201

These organic rosebuds have a naturally sweet and floral flavour. The buds can be brewed on their own or added to, for example, another tea to give the drink a gentle rosy taste. Recommended brewing: 100°C 4 min. FI-EKO-201

Healthy Shu Pu’er tea pressed into a shape of a tiny nest. The taste is hearty and deep. Use: 1 tuocha / pot or 1/2 tuocha / cup. Recommended brewing: 90°C 1.5-3 min.

In September 2004, Memfis Books published a comprehensive and captivating work by Pekka Nihtinen on the ancient Chinese tea culture. The book explores tea as an integral part of China’s rich cultural heritage. It introduces the various tea-growing regions of China and their key tea varieties,...

Processed so to have strength, this is a stone oolong with a high mineral content. Recommended brewing: 97°C 2-3 min.

Originally a type of oolong from Fujian (Wenshan Baozhong). The 20-25 per cent oxidised leaf is roasted in a special Wuyi style under the supervision of a master with more than 30 years of experience. Recommended brewing: 3g/1.5 dl 95 °C 1-2 min. The package contains 50g of tea. 

From eastern Nepal comes this unique hand-rolled oolong style tea, whose aroma combines an intense floral scent, with a fresh nuanced and earthy character, as well as delicious spiciness. Recommended brewing: 95°C 3-5 min.

A finely rolled leaf coated in ginseng extract, this is a traditional Chinese oolong. The sweet aftertaste that lingers on the tongue is a delicious surprise at any time of day. Recommended brewing: 85-95 °C 1 min. Multiple brewings possible and highly recommended. FI-EKO-201

A lightly oxidized oolong from Pear Mountain (Lishan) at an altitude of 2300 m. Lishan oolong, growing slowly in the cool, misty mountain air, has a fruity fresh flavour. Pre-rinse the leaves at 90°C. 10s, followed by the first infusion 90°C 1-2 min. 2. 90°C 0.5 min. Multiple brewings possible...

Harvested in the winter, this is a 15-20% oxidized and lightly roasted fine-quality, completely hand-produced oolong. The soft taste has a hint of flower. Pleasant, light smokiness in the later brews. Recommended brewing: 85-90 °C, I 45-60 s, II 20 s, III 50 s. The package contains 50g of tea.

An oolong steamed with goat's milk creating a fascinating and unique character, with smooth vanilla. Recommended brewing: 90°C 1-2 min. Multiple brewings possible and highly recommended.

“Iron Guanyin” is one of China’s most famous teas. Originating in Anxi, southern Fujian, Tie Guanyin is a blend of vanilla and mild orchid notes typical of this tea type. Recommended brewing: 90°C 1-3 min. Multiple brewings possible and highly recommended. FI-EKO-201

A lightly oxidized green oolong tea, packed in a small bundle. Its flavor is rich and full-bodied. Brewing: 85–90 °C – 1–2 minutes. Suitable for 4–5 infusions. The package contains 10 g of tea. 

A spring harvested oolong tea, which is oxidized 20% and rolled by hand, has a strong and somewhat typical sweet aftertaste with a hint of roastiness. Recommended brewing: 90°C 1-2 min. Anywhere between 4-5 brews possible.

A 40-50% oxidized oolong tea from Lugu tea gardens in Nantou, Taiwan. The dark reddish leaf gives a soft yellow, bright infusion with a roasted, fruity flavour, carrying gentle hints of plum. Recommended brewing: in a preheated tea pot / gaiwan 90°C 1-1.5 min.

A spring-picked oolong tea, 20% oxidized and hand-rolled, offering a soft, floral flavor with a characteristic sweet aftertaste. Brew at 85–90 °C for 1–2 minutes. Can be steeped 4–5 times. The package contains 75 g of tea.

A softly aromatic Chinese oolong tea with strawberries and goji berries, not to mention additional flavour from mango and pineapple. Recommended brewing: 80-85°C 2-3 min.

A specialty from northern Thailand. A soft, locally grown rolled oolong tea, steamed lightly with a wild-growing herb called Nuo Mi Xian Nen Ye. The tea leaves have a delicate scent of rice. Recommended brewing: 90°C 1.5-2 min.

High Mountain oolong tea grown on the slopes of the famous Ali Shan mountain. This Jing Xuan variety grows in the embrace of the misty mountain and has a refined and slightly creamy taste. Recommended brewing: 90 °C 1 min.