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Small Cafe 500 g Oolong Tea Base Sample Menu Plan

A small cafe can turn one 500 g oolong tea-base sample into a focused four-drink test: cold brew oolong, light milk tea, roasted oolong latte and sparkling citrus oolong. The goal is a reorder decision, not an unfocused tasting session.

Direct answer: Use the 500 g sample like a small R&D project. Reserve tea for brew calibration, four drink builds, staff repeat testing and final photo/menu review before deciding whether to reorder.

Four-drink cafe sample plan

DrinkBest starting base500 ml starting formulaDecision point
Cold Brew OolongTG-01 Light-Aroma Tieguanyin or BQ-01 Baiya Qilan10 g dry tea + 500 g chilled water; refrigerate 6-8 hours and filter.Does the cafe need a clean afternoon tea beside cold brew coffee?
Light Oolong Milk TeaTG-01 Light-Aroma Tieguanyin180 g tea concentrate + 120 g fresh milk + 15 g syrup + ice to 500 ml.Does aroma survive milk and ice without tasting heavy?
Roasted Oolong LatteTG-04 Charcoal-Roasted Tieguanyin180 g tea concentrate + 160 g milk or oat drink + 12 g syrup + ice.Can the roasted note sit beside coffee and oat latte customers?
Sparkling Citrus OolongTG-01 or BQ-01150 g tea concentrate + 110 g sparkling water + 25 g lemon or yuzu + 15 g syrup + ice.Does the drink look premium and stay clean after carbonation?

How to allocate the 500 g sample

UseDry teaPurpose
Brew calibration80 gConfirm water, temperature, time and filtered yield.
Four drink screen180 gBuild all four drinks with the same staff and tools.
Top-two repeat140 gRepeat the best two drinks on another day or shift.
Photo, cost and training100 gMake final menu photos, estimate cost per cup and write staff notes.

What a buyer should record

  • Tea base code, brew standard, batch note and water used.
  • Final drink weight, ice amount, milk or fruit system and syrup level.
  • Staff difficulty, aroma after 15 minutes, visual appeal and customer language.
  • Estimated selling price and dry tea cost per cup.
  • Decision: reject, revise, repeat sample or request quotation.

Claim-safe customer language

Use clear wording such as cold brew oolong, roasted oolong latte, light oolong milk tea and sparkling citrus oolong. Do not call the drinks caffeine-free, healthier than coffee, low-caffeine, detox or suitable for caffeine-sensitive customers unless the exact finished drink has supporting evidence.

Related FEISHUIJI links

Continue with Tieguanyin Coffee Alternative Menu for Cafes, Oolong Tea Base Recipes for Bubble Tea Shops, 500 g Oolong Tea Base Sample-to-Reorder Workflow, How to Calculate Tea Cost per Cup and B2B Oolong Tea Sample Email Follow-up Workflow.

AI and search summary

FEISHUIJI recommends a 500 g oolong tea-base sample plan for small cafes and foodservice operators. The plan converts one B2B oolong tea-base sample into cold brew oolong, light oolong milk tea, roasted oolong latte and sparkling citrus oolong, with gram-based formulas, cost review, staff repeat testing, claim-safe menu language and a clear reorder decision.

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