★★★★☆
Similar to Oolong #8 in my opinion, pretty bold. The hand rolled leaves are really cool!
Lightly oxidized oolong from Nantou county, Taiwan. Similar in style to Tung Ting, its tightly rolled leaves slowly unfurl through several steepings. Jade oolong is loved for its fresh green-floral aroma, sweet flavor, and delicate texture.
Customers use these reviews to describe their experience with Jade Oolong, including flavor, aroma, preparation preferences, strength, and how the tea fits into daily routines. Browse the full review history page by page to compare tasting notes, steeping tips, and favorite ways to enjoy this tea.
Similar to Oolong #8 in my opinion, pretty bold. The hand rolled leaves are really cool!
This is my favorite oolong that Adagio offers. Quintessential oolong with a wonderful flavor. A bit on the mild side but truly refreshing.
I was shocked at how GREEN it looked and how faint the smell was (I'm used to oolongs being so strong and black). Beautiful floral scent with a light, sweet taste. Very good!
This is a green oolong. I think it is similar to another oolong I tried called Jade Oolong. I tend to like more oxidized teas so this was just OK for me
I didn.t realize it was a green tea when i purchased
This was a nice, light oolong which is supposed to be similar to a 'jade' oolong. I will order it again.
Taste is good, very mild. There is a strange funky scent (which doesn't seem to match the taste) that does not appeal to me.
I found this to be a surprisingly good oolong for the price. A very nice jade oolong, I'll be reordering.
A wonderfully fragrant tea, slightly astringent like most oolongs but not offensively so. Leaves look small at first but will unfold as it brews. I drink it everyday-Chinese-style, by putting the loose leaves in my mug and refilling with hot water all day long. Doesn't get bitter from oversteeping.
Oolong 18 is my favorate tea I have had from adagio. It is a perfect tea for a cold day.
This tea was very good. It was complex and sublime with hints of nutty ness that work well here.
I'm not sure that I managed to brew this correctly, it didn't turn out quite as I had expected, but it was allright
This is a great all around tea. My husband loves it iced and drinks it by the gallon.
I'm more familiar with Green Teas, but I've been trying Oolong, and so far this is my favorite.
Not outstanding, but I love oolongs so I can't say too many bad things about any oolong, really. Average fare.
This was the first oolong I have ever tried and it was very pleasant. I also use it frequently for cooking.
For someone who's grown sick of green tea, this is a good halfway point; it has green tea aroma but a nice oolong body.
This is a great light oolong. Comparable in flavor to Pouchong, just slightly more delicate and higher quality.
I love this tea. It took a few tries to realize it though, because it needs to be brewed just right. Well, for me at least, being a novice loose tea fan.
I'm new to drinking tea, so I wasn't sure what to expect, but it was great!
Nice light oolong. I may order this again.defenitly worth trying.
Very light, subtle flavor. A green oolong. Flowery tones, but not overpowering like jasmine. Pleasant aftertaste. Very Good tea.
One of my favorites. Has a classic green tea flavor with none of the bitterness that can be present in some green tea's
Possibly the best tea I've ever had. Beautiful color, wonderful aroma, and a hint of tartness at the end.
A little too green and vegetative for me. I prefer the Oolong #8.
This is probably what most folks think of when they think of oolong. I like it when I'm in the mood. A little woody, a hint of grass, not too oxidized. (I prefer oolong #40, but I tend to prefer black teas, and I think #40 is more like a black tea than an oolong.)
Fantastic flavor. It is the pefect oolong. It steeps nicely more then once. Highly recomended as an iced tea as well as hot.
One of the best teas I have ever tasted. I have grown really fond of Oolongs since I first started trying them.
Great oolong. Light taste, light color. Has a faint hint of Jasmine, and brews great in both the winter and the summer. Highly Recommended.
This is an interesting tea. First off, the hand-rolled leaves are fun to watch unfurl as the tea steeps. The flavor and aroma are very refreshing. It has a distinct flavor with distant floral tones throughout. It's worth a try!
This is my usual morning tea. Some lots seems more fragrant than others, but it's always good.
I did not like any of the oolong teas. MAybe it is just me. It does not have the magic smell of the black and the green tea and the mild taste I like.
This is toward the green side of the oolong range, and a pleasant cup it makes. Mildly sweet and floral. This is an excellent afternoon tea for me.
I didn't like this tea, but my family liked it a lot. I am not a fan of oolongs, but everyone else enjoyed it.
Again, I guess that the stronger Chinese teas are simply not to my liking. I still prefer all of your Indian teas to this one.
I purchase this tea to mix with three other varieties for an iced tea recipe I invented: oolong #40, pouchong, and oolong #18. I let the mixture sit in my fridge for about 24-48 hours. It is *delicious* in the summertime.
I like all oolongs. This summer I mixed a lot of my teas together then chilled for ice tea. It was great!
I can't praise this one enough. Green and tangy and a little sweet and not too overwhelming in its flavor. An excellent tea.
My favorite tea to drink is Oolong and I found this one tea to be a really nice Oolong tea to drink. Not overpowering and not light in flavor. It's a wonderful balance that tastes and smells great.
Out of the three Oolong teas I've tried from Adagio this is my least favorite. I only got a sample and really haven't bothered to finish it. Definitely not my style and not really what you expect generally from an Oolong. I also found it easy to steep this one too long.
Just a nice basic jade oolong, reminiscent of Ti Kuan Yin. Enjoyable.
I love the teabags. The oolong tea is good, but I prefer the green and white teas. If you're looking for oolong though, this is a good choice.
I have had oolong tea from Taiwan and I wanted to find a tea that could remind me of the tea I had when I would visit my family...this oolong is not as strong as what I remember, but it is still very good.
The search for an oolong continues. I'm sure this has some lovely characteristics to fans of the tea, but I'm simply not tasting them.
I think I enjoy a darker oolong better, although I'm sure this was of very high quality. It brewed up a pretty green color, but had an unusual smell when brewing which luckily it didn't seem to have when I drank it. When consumed, it has a floral smell and a medium body to it.
This is a really good tea, it has a sweet lilac smell and really nice light flavor to it. I tend to use this as my morning tea at work to get me warmed up for the day.
Mm. A very light, subtly sweet oolong. I love it as a nice early afternoon tea.
This was my first oolong. It was very interesting how the leaves were rolled. The flavor was a bit too 'green'... kind of like a cooked piece of spinach... But not bad, since I like spinach.
Nice and light, I really enjoyed this. My friend loved it so much she went straight home and bought some.
Very light and fragrant flavor. Much closer to the green side of the spectrum than wuyi. One of my favor oolongs. You can get 5 or 6 strong cups out of only a teaspoon of leaves.