Fall in love with Zum Zum Orange Blossom Oolong—a semi-fermented oolong tea that captures the romance of citrus florals in every steep. This blend pairs a lively Taiwanese oolong with jasmine petals and natural dried orange, creating a cup that's both sophisticated and utterly captivating.Why You'll Love This Zum Zum Blend Balanced flavor profile: Berry jam notes and sweet floral undertones meet bright citrus warmth Naturally fragrant: Jasmine and orange create an aromatic experience without artificial flavoring Complex brew: A mix of oolong, black tea, and green tea delivers depth and character in each infusion Beautiful to watch: The blend steeps into a gorgeous amber liquor with visible florals Frequently Asked QuestionsDoes Zum Zum Orange Blossom Oolong have caffeine?Yes. This blend combines oolong tea with black and green tea, so it contains caffeine. Oolong tea naturally contains caffeine—typically 30–50 mg per 8 oz cup depending on steep time and leaf-to-water ratio. The black tea in this blend adds to the overall caffeine content, making it an excellent choice for morning or afternoon energy.What is oolong tea, and why is it in this blend?Oolong tea is a traditional semi-fermented tea that falls between green and black tea in oxidation level. It's prized for a complex flavor profile with fruity and floral notes—exactly what makes this Zum Zum blend so special. The Taiwanese oolong base provides the lively, full-bodied character that lets the orange blossom notes shine.Can I make this into oolong milk tea?Absolutely. The rich, fruity character of this blend works beautifully with milk. Steep as normal, then add your choice of dairy or plant-based milk for a creamy, aromatic milk tea.Blend Specifications Tea Type: Semi-fermented oolong blend Origin: Taiwan (primary), with components from Sri Lanka, Kenya, India, and China Ingredients: Premium oolong tea, black tea, green tea, jasmine petals, natural dried orange Flavor Notes: Berry jam, sweet florals, bright citrus Caffeine Level: Moderate to high (contains oolong, black, and green tea)
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