Golden High Mountain Oolong Loose Leaf Tea
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$28.00
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Golden High Mountain Oolong Loose Leaf Tea
$28.00
Pickup available at 3030 60th Street
Usually ready in 24 hours
Green-Style High Mountain Oolong for Milk Tea & Fruit Tea
Ideal for: High-volume boba shops, cafes, and beverage brands that need a clean, unroasted high mountain oolong base.
✓ Stays refreshing over ice, which suits cold menu items and tea sodas.
✓ Loose leaf lets your team set its own leaf-to-water ratio for concentrates or hot brewing.
Pack Size
Item TT209 600 g / Bag 8 Bags / Case
Product Details
| Product Name | Golden High Mountain Oolong Tea (Loose Leaf) |
|---|---|
| Tea Type | Green-style high mountain oolong — unroasted, lightly oxidised |
| Specifications | 600 g / Bag | 8 Bags / Case |
| Appearance | Fine, tightly rolled green leaves with a bright, glossy hue. |
| Flavor Profile | Fresh floral aroma that reads closer to a green tea than to a roasted oolong, with a smooth, mellow body, light creamy undertones, and a lasting sweetness. |
| Shelf Life | 2 Years |
| Storage | Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and high humidity. Keep strictly sealed after opening to maintain tea freshness. |
| Origin | Product of Taiwan (R.O.C.) |
About This Item
- Green Tea Character, Oolong Structure: Only lightly oxidised and never roasted, so the leaf stays green and the cup brews pale and floral much like a green tea. The rolling and light oxidation add a creamy body that a green tea does not have, so the tea keeps its shape under milk and ice.
- Sun-Withered and Pan-Fired: Made from high-elevation leaves using sun-withering and gentle pan-firing to preserve layered floral aromas and a clean, refreshing character.
- Built for Milk Tea: The floral notes and light creamy undertones hold up against fresh milk, so a High Mountain Oolong Latte still reads as tea instead of disappearing behind the dairy.
- Works Across the Cold Menu: A backbone for Oolong Fruit Infusions, Cold Brews, and Sparkling Tea Sodas — the unroasted profile stays refreshing over ice without turning heavy.
- Loose Leaf, Not Pre-Portioned: 600 g bags let your tea developer set the leaf-to-water ratio instead of working around a fixed tea bag dose, which matters when you are building tea concentrates or a hot-brew SOP.
- Consistent Extraction: Tightly rolled leaves extract at an even rate, helping multi-location brands hold the same taste across stores.
- Local Distribution: Distributed by Boba Guru, Hojalicious's local distribution partner in New York, ensuring fast delivery and reliable supply.
High Mountain Oolong vs Green Tea: What Changes in the Cup
Buyers often ask whether this is a green tea. It is not — it is an oolong, partially oxidised — but the distance is smaller than the category names suggest. Because the leaf is only lightly oxidised and never roasted, it shares the green, floral, unroasted profile most people associate with green tea.
The difference shows up once milk goes in. A green tea tends to thin out against creamer; the rolled oolong leaf carries enough body and lasting sweetness to stay readable through a full milk tea build.
If your menu needs a green, floral profile that survives milk and ice, this is the leaf that does both jobs.
Wholesale Option
🚀 Loose Leaf Case (8 Bags / Case)
Buying by the case lowers your cost per bag and cuts how often you re-order, which matters once a tea moves from seasonal to core menu.
- Inventory Reliability: Dispatched directly from our Woodside, NY warehouse for the fastest local turnaround.
- Consistency at Scale: Standardized 600 g packaging simplifies preparation workflows and ensures taste uniformity for growing brands.
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Ordering from Boba Guru
Stocked at our Woodside, Queens warehouse with regional delivery across the Tri-State area and warehouse pickup available.
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