Thaimaa oolong Four Seasons

Organically grown tea with strength and minerality in its flavour. With large dark, long twisted leaves native to Wuyi mountains, the heartlands of many famous oolong teas in Fujian province. Recommended brewing: 85-90°C 2 min. FI-EKO-201

A good, full-bodied everyday tea from Yunnan province. Recommended brewing: 95°C 3-4 min.

A smoothly spicy rooibos tea, in which traditional chai spices deepen the richness to the full; red rooibos, anise, ginger pieces, flavouring, cardamom, pepper, cinnamon and cloves. Recommended brewing: 95°C 4-6 min. 

This organically grown, after picking lightly steamed green tea, has a high antioxidant content which helps keep blood pressure and cholesterol under control. Recommended brewing: 70°C 1 min. FI-EKO-201

This skilfully produced Indian black loose leaf tea with golden bud tips offers the opportunity to enjoy full-bodied Assam tea without the caffeine. A strong, but soft malty aroma with a hint of chocolate. Recommended brewing: 95°C 3-4 min.

A very aromatic, grassy and strong tea. The infusion is golden yellow and packed with character. Recommended brewing: 75-80°C 1.5-2 min.

An organic Gyokuro made from the rare Asanoka cultivar in Kirishima, southern Japan. Gyokuro is one of Japan’s most esteemed green teas. The tea bushes are shaded before harvest, resulting in an exceptionally umami-rich, sweet, and velvety-smooth tea. Known for its deep flavor, bright green...

Fine quality, soft aromatic loose leaf tea with a light, slightly smoky sweetness. The smell is loaded with spiciness. Recommended brewing: 97°C 3-5 min.

A Taiwanese oolong tea crafted using traditional methods, with a refreshingly sweet hint of fresh jasmine flowers. Brewing: 90 °C – 1–2 minutes. The package contains 50 g 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.

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.

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

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.

An oolong made using traditional methods, with a refreshingly sweet note of fresh jasmine flowers. Recommended brewing: 90°C 1-2 min. The package contains 50g of tea.

This carefully produced oolong delights with its beautiful, open leaves and its completely non-oxidized bud tips. The elegant, harmonious aroma of the tea makes it the ”champagne” of teas. Recommended brewing: 85°C 2-3 min.

Organically grown tea with strength and minerality in its flavour. With large dark, long twisted leaves native to Wuyi mountains, the heartlands of many famous oolong teas in Fujian province. Recommended brewing: 85-90°C 2 min. FI-EKO-201

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.

A lightly oxidized oolong tea with a juicy, sweet flavour. This tea has a long and famous history. Recommended brewing: 90°C 2-3 min.

This fragrant, dark oolong is made from the most beautiful leaves of Yunnan tea trees. Recommended brewing: 90°C 2-3 min. Multiple brewings possible and highlyrecommended. FI-EKO-201

A high-quality, fresh, and smooth Taiwanese oolong tea, gently sweetened by apricot-scented osmanthus blossoms. Brewing: Pre-warm the teapot. First infusion: 90 °C – 1 minute. Second infusion: 90 °C – 30 seconds.

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...

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.

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.