So, I’ve been trying to find this oolong tea, right? I heard it’s also called “blue tea” and it’s from China, sounds fancy. I really wanted to give it a try because, well, I love tea.

First, I went straight to that online place, you know, the one that sells everything. I checked out their “Best Sellers” section, figuring that’s a good place to start. They had this “Ten Ren King’s 103 Green Oolong” for around $49, with free shipping. Okay, not bad, but I wanted to see what else was out there.

Then I found this other online store that specializes in teas. They had a whole bunch of oolong varieties, some plain, some with different flavors added. Prices were all over the place, starting from like 4 euros for the flavored ones and going all the way up to 24 for some others. That’s a pretty wide range, so I spent a good while just browsing and comparing. They had so many it was a bit overwhelming, to be honest.

I also stumbled upon some other shop, they had an online store too and I realized they sold oolong tea as well. I went to the website and it looked pretty reliable, so I was like, okay let me make an account here and see if I can get it from here. They had so many options, some pure and some with flavors. I think I might try the pure one.

Here’s what I’ve learned from this little tea hunt:

• Oolong tea, or “blue tea,” is definitely a thing, and it’s Chinese.
• You can find it all over the internet, from big online retailers to specialized tea shops.
• Prices vary a LOT, depending on the type and where you buy it.
• Some oolong is flavored which is cool if you are into that.

I think I am going to try the pure oolong tea from the last store, I will definitely order it and see how it tastes. I really hope it does not disappoint, I’ve been really wanting to try it!