Best supplier of Oolong Teas anyone?

Taiwan/Yunnan sourcing and White2tea have some good ones. You may want to gander around Chawang shop and some eBay sellers. Berylleb has a good, in my tastes Daffodil Oolong.

Blow your mind:

http://beautifultaiwantea.com/collections/oolong-teas/products/tieguanyin-muzha-grown-and-roasted

http://whisperingpinestea.com/puretea/oolong/dark-roast-anxi-tieguanyin.html

http://what-cha.com/fresh-summer-harvest/vietnam-red-buffalo-oolong-tea/

Beautiful Taiwan Tea is a favorite shop of mine. They have a very small selection of white teas too, but they are all really good. I LOVE the Misty Mountain Oolong.

White2Tea has some nice darker oolongs.

Eco-Cha is also another option for nice oolongs that isn’t already mentioned.

So far from vendors I’ve tried….

Teamasters for taiwanese oolong
Tea Habitat for dancong
Essence of Tea and Cliff Three for yancha

None of these are cheap options. Some of Imen’s dancongs are 4 dollars a gram. I’m sure there are other equally as good vendors or better vendors but this is the best from what I’ve tasted

Taiwan Sourcing has excellent oolongs, I highly recommend the Alishan High Mountain GABA.

Eco-Cha (http://eco-cha.com/) and Verdant (http://verdanttea.com/shop/by-tea-type/oolong-tea/) are both vendors with high quality tea, and who can tell you exactly who grew it and under what conditions, which I really appreciate.

Taiwan Tea Crafts (http://www.taiwanteacrafts.com/welcome/) is another in that category, though I haven’t personally ordered from them. They’re best known on Steepster for their black teas, but I assume their oolongs are also great (and they have some beautiful teaware, omg).

Tealyra (http://www.tealyra.ca/buy_oolong_tea_online_store) is much more of a gamble in terms of quality/origin, but I’ve had several oolongs from there that I liked and the 25g bags are a good size for trying things out.

Lots of good options – I’m surprised to not see Tea Ave.

I was fond of all the http://www.taotealeaf.com yancha I purchased.

Mountain Tea http://mountaintea.com/collections/dark-oolong is best known for their less-oxidized oolongs, but they have some incredible darker ones as well.

https://www.taiwanteacrafts.com/shop/product-category/tea/oolong-teas/ Is one of my absolute favorite oolong vendors (though I tend toward the floral variety) I’ve had two of their darker oolongs and they were very nice quality.

I just drank an excellent Da Hong Pao from Streetshop88 on EBay. I have not previously bought oolong from them. This was their Nonpareil Da Hong Pao and was quite good. All of their best teas they call ‘Nonpareil’.