Wu Yi Oolong

"Very nice oolong tea. There is a lot of flavor and decent mouth feel. I would definitely recommend this tea if you're looking to try an oolong."

"Wuyi Ensemble Oolong tea is not one of my all time favorite teas but is very good and I'm glad I tried it."

"Light colored tea, smooth and well rounded. Earthy, but very delicate."

"This oolong is quite nice. I'm not too keen on the minerally taste, but I guess it is good when I'm in the mood for that kind of flavor."

"Complexity is the name of this tea. Steep it at lower temps for a completely different taste or a second steep for a different taste. Flush steep 10 seconds, then steep normally for a different taste. Not all tea can pull this off. It's very interesting and the flavor is full body and in your face every time. I'll be looking for a higher quality version of this tea in the future."

"Definitely one of Adagio's better teas. I had a hard time between giving this four or five stars. It simply is not as complex as some of the better WuYi's out there, like a cheaper Big Red Robe. However, the roasty, melon-like flavor with a nice, mineral-rocky aftertaste that lasts over multiple infusions is an awesome selling point. This is definitely some of the cheapest WuYi tea I've come across, making it great for those new to WuYis wanting to take baby steps (and I'd recommend baby steps. WuYi teas are very complex). I drink this gong-fu style."