Market prices · teaconnnection
Gaoshan oolong prices vary widely by elevation, cultivar, and how much origin detail sellers list.
Use the price table and browse link below to compare listings per 100g when pack weight is known.
Data through May 29, 2026.
Listings
1,583
Product pages
809
Sellers
98
With harvest year
47%
With origin country
95%
Gaoshan (high mountain) oolong usually refers to Taiwanese-grown teas from higher elevations, though sellers also use the term for other origins.
This page summarizes how prices cluster in our latest listings so you can spot everyday, mid-range, and premium bands before opening individual product pages.
Typical listings name Taiwan as origin and include a harvest year more often than the broader oolong market.
Cultivar and mountain or garden names appear on better-documented pages — compare those fields alongside price per gram.
Sort the browse table by price per gram to compare the same style on equal footing when weight is listed.
Entry options often sit below the median; premium and competition-grade teas sit in the upper quartile and above.
Elevation and locality signals in the title, cultivar (e.g. Qing Xin), harvest season, and vendor positioning all shift price.
Limited batches, hand-picked claims, and vintage years push toward the top of the range.
Everyday drinking gaoshan often clusters around the median per 100g; gift or competition teas spread toward the 75th and 90th percentiles.
Scented or flavored titles are less typical for this category — check the product page if you want a conventional high-mountain profile.
| Currency | Listings | Min | 25th | Median | 75th | 90th | Max |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EUR | 173 | €8.76/100g | €25.00/100g | €43.60/100g | €61.67/100g | €84.56/100g | €273.00/100g |
| USD | 813 | $4.82/100g | $24.69/100g | $38.62/100g | $60.00/100g | $103.33/100g | $500.88/100g |
Everyday drinking
$24.69/100g
A good starting range for regular cups.
Typical mid-range
$38.62/100g
Where many well-described teas sit.
Higher detail
$60.00/100g
More specific origin or plant variety is common here.
Treat-yourself
$103.33/100g
Rare, aged, or highly specific teas.
Good example to compare
A good example to open first is “Alishan High Mountain Oolong Tea” from Eco-Cha Teas. It tells you where it's from (Taiwan · Alishan · Zhangshuhu Village), which plant variety (Qing Xin), who made it (Ms. Yang), when it was picked (2025).
OriginRegionLocalityPlant varietyMakerPickedSeasonProcessingTaste notesFlavorsPack size
View listingGood example to compare
A good example to open first is “Spring Four Seasons [Si Ji Chun]” from Comins Tea. It tells you where it's from (Taiwan · Baguashan · Nantou), which plant variety (Si Ji Chun), who made it (Mr. Yu), when it was picked (2023).
OriginRegionLocalityPlant varietyMakerPickedSeasonProcessingTaste notesFlavorsPack size
View listingUnusual pick
An unusual pick is “OSMANTHUS OOLONG” from High Garden Tea. It tells you where it's from (Taiwan · Nantou), which plant variety (SiJiChun).
OriginLocalityPlant varietyTaste notesFlavorsPack size
View listingUnusual pick
An unusual pick is “Lishan Gaoleng Oolong 松湖高冷茶” from Laifufu. It tells you where it's from (Taiwan · Taichung), when it was picked (2024). Listed around €82.80 per 100g.
OriginLocalityPickedSeasonPack size
View listingBaguashan Bao Zhong Tea
Taiwan Tea Crafts · Gaoshan Oolong
€0.05–€0.09/g
View listingFour Seasons (Oolong Tea)
Trans Pacific Tea · Gaoshan Oolong
€0.07–€0.08/g
View listingBaguashan Lightly-Baked Four Seasons Oolong Tea
Taiwan Tea Crafts · Gaoshan Oolong
€0.07–€0.08/g
View listingSongboling Shui Xian Tea
Taiwan Tea Crafts · Gaoshan Oolong
€0.07–€0.07/g
View listingTsui Yu Oolong Tea
Eco-Cha Teas · Gaoshan Oolong
€0.09–€0.17/g
View listing2023 Spring A-Li Shan “Zhang Shu Hu” High Mountain Oolong, 150g / 300g
Hou De Fine Tea · Gaoshan Oolong
€0.09–€0.10/g
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