Se Chung Oolong
Se Chung Oolong
Made and shipped by Wight Tea Company
Ships from Baltimore, MD, shipping is the maker's own rate, shown at checkout.
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Se Chung Oolong is a semi-oxidized Chinese loose leaf tea from Wight Tea Company. Its smooth, layered character sits between green and black tea, making it an easy choice for everyday sipping or quiet afternoons.
At a glance
- Type: Oolong (semi-oxidized) loose leaf tea
- Origin style: Chinese
- Caffeine: Contains some caffeine
- Format: Standard pouch, 4 oz (113 g)
- Vendor: Wight Tea Company
Best for
- An afternoon pick-me-up between meals
- Pairing with light pastries or fruit
- Gifting to oolong or specialty tea fans
- Building a loose leaf tea collection
- Hot brewing in a teapot or infuser
- Slow, mindful tea sessions
How to use and pairings
Steep loose leaves in hot (not boiling) water for several minutes, adjusting time to taste. Multiple infusions are common with oolong. Pairs well with shortbread, almond cookies, or a simple fruit plate.
About Wight Tea Company
Wight Tea Company curates artisan and specialty loose leaf teas sold through Madelines.
Made by Wight Tea Company, based in Baltimore, Maryland.
Learn more: Types of Tea Explained

- Packed and shipped by the maker, never a warehouse
- Mix any makers in one cart, one checkout, no account
- Perishables go out Monday to Wednesday in insulated packaging
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Product facts
- Made by
- Wight Tea Company
- Maker based in
- Baltimore, Maryland
- Size
- Price per unit
- Great for
- An afternoon pick-me-up between meals
- Pairing with light pastries or fruit
- Building a loose leaf tea collection
- Hot brewing in a teapot or infuser
- Slow, mindful tea sessions



