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Molly Tea (茉莉奶白) Global Guide 2026: Top 5 Drinks & Secret Menu Hacks

  What Is Molly Tea? If you like the vibes of CHAGEE, Molly Tea (茉莉奶白) is the trendy, floral-obsessed cousin. Founded in Shenzhen in 2021, the name “Molly” is a play on Mò Lì (茉莉), the Mandarin word for Jasmine . They don't just sell tea; they sell an "Oriental Modern" lifestyle. Their branding is iconic—think minimalist candy-pink cups, floral-scented sachets, and a heavy focus on the "Four Famous Flowers of the East" (Jasmine 茉莉, White Champaca 白兰, Gardenia 栀子, and Osmanthus 桂花). Why Everyone Is Queuing in 2026: The "Seven-Step" Scenting: They use a trademark process to infuse the scent of fresh flowers into the tea leaves. You aren't just drinking tea; you’re drinking a garden.

3 Most Popular CHAGEE Drinks (According to Official Sources): 2026 Why BO·YA (Jasmine) is #1 + My review

 “Last Updated: January 2026 with new BO·YA branding information.”


What to Order at CHAGEE: Best-Selling Drinks + My Top Milk Tea Picks

What Is CHAGEE?

CHAGEE (pronounced Cha-gee) is a modern tea brand rooted in traditional Chinese tea culture. But unlike many bubble tea chains that rely on powdered mixes and artificial syrups, CHAGEE focuses on real tea leaves, fresh milk, and a minimalist, premium experience.

Think of CHAGEE as the Starbucks of milk tea—chic, elevated, and everywhere.

Trivia: Ever wondered why the straw has 3 holes? I explained the science behind it in my [Chagee Milk Tea vs Tea Latte Showdown]."


CHAGEE at a Glance

  •  6,440 stores globally by end-2024

  • IPO launched on Nasdaq in 2025 

  • Rapid expansion across China, Southeast Asia, the U.S., Australia, and the Middle East

  • 91% of sales come from their “raw-leaf fresh milk tea” series


Why the Bestseller is Now "BO·YA"

Chagee’s Bo·Ya Jasmine Green Milk Tea draws inspiration from ancient Chinese culture and the legend of Bo Ya, a gifted zither player. According to folklore, Bo Ya believed no one understood his music until a woodcutter, Zhong Ziqi, recognized and appreciated its emotional depth, forming a profound and lasting friendship between them.

Chagee Asia-Pacific CMO Eugene Lee explains that renaming the signature drink to Bo·Ya reflects how customers see it as more than tea—it represents connection and shared moments. The brand hopes Bo·Ya will symbolize togetherness and embody Chagee’s belief of “Chagee Together.”

Chagee also launches a new cup design inspired by the Ancient Tea Horse Road. Roses, tea trees, and sailing ships swirl in a constellation pattern that ties into the brand’s “8 to infinity” theme



Want to know which Chagee drinks people actually love in Singapore and Malaysia? Check out the regional Top 5 here →HERE 

💛 My Top 3 CHAGEE Milk Tea Picks

Because I love milk tea more than good ol' plain tea (and drink way too much of it 😅), this is my personal ranking of the best milk teas at CHAGEE, not based on sales, but on flavor, balance, and overall experience.




1. White Peach Oolong Milk Tea

Light, fruity, and slightly floral. The oolong base keeps it grounded, while the white peach adds just the right amount of juicy sweetness.

Why I love it: Because I love fruity tea and it feels like a tea you could drink every day. Not too sweet, super smooth, and naturally aromatic.

 
2. Da Hong Pao Milk Tea

A deeper, more roasted milk tea. Da Hong Pao is a legendary oolong tea, and you can really taste the premium quality here, rich, earthy, and satisfying.

Why I love it: When I want something bold, this is my go-to.


3. Tie Guan Yin Milk Tea

This oolong is smoother and lighter than Da Hong Pao, with a clean floral finish. It’s soft, fragrant, and incredibly easy to drink.

Why I love it: It feels calming and elegant, perfect for slow afternoons. 


Want to know which Chagee drinks people actually love in Singapore and Malaysia? Check out the regional Top 5 here →HERE 

Now, let's look at the Top Chagee Drinks from Official Sources: 

Top 3 CHAGEE Drinks (According to Official Sources)

If you're wondering what the absolute best CHAGEE drinks are, let's go straight to the source.
According to  Reuters  and CHAGEE’s own IPO filings, just 3 drinks make up 61% of the brand’s total sales in China. These are the drinks that built the CHAGEE empire. and they’re still the brand’s top sellers globally.

1. Jasmine Green Tea Latte/ BO-YA

600+ million cups sold worldwide

Light, floral, and silky-smooth, this is CHAGEE’s #1 bestseller, CHAGEE’s flagship drink.  It blends fragrant jasmine tea leaves with fresh milk, resulting in a gentle yet memorable flavor that’s perfect for first-timers and seasoned tea lovers alike.

Perfect for: Anyone who prefers a refreshing, mellow milk tea that isn’t too heavy or sweet. 

 

2. Osmanthus Oolong Tea Latte

Roasted oolong meets delicate osmanthus flowers. This drink is smooth and aromatic, with just enough floral character to feel unique, without overpowering the tea.

Perfect for: Those who want something balanced and aromatic.


3. Ceylon Black Tea Latte

Bold and robust, the Ceylon Black Tea Latte is CHAGEE’s answer to the classic milk tea—but with high-grade, loose-leaf tea at its core..

Perfect for: Milk tea fans who enjoy strong, traditional flavors.

 

How about another trendy milk tea brand? Check out HEYTEA Top Drinks..


🧾 Quick Recap

RankDrinkFlavor ProfileGreat For
1Jasmine Green Tea Latte   Floral, light, creamy           Daily drinking
2Osmanthus Oolong Latte   Smooth, roasted, floral
           Balanced tea fans

3Ceylon Black Tea Latte   Bold, classic                 Traditional milk tea lovers



Final Thoughts

What I really appreciate about CHAGEE is its commitment to health-conscious choices. With real tea leaves, fresh milk (no creamer), and no reliance on tapioca pearls, the focus is on pure, high-quality ingredients. It’s a refreshing change from the usual sugary bubble teas that rely on artificial flavors to boost the taste.

I've tried Da Hong Pao and White Peach Oolong from other places, but CHAGEE stands out to me because you can truly taste the tea. There’s something about the quality and the way they brew it that feels more authentic. One tip I’d give is to go for around 50% sugar. While I love the healthier approach, I find that when the sugar level is too low, the taste doesn’t hit as deeply for me. It might just be a psychological thing, but I like knowing I’m reducing artificial sweetness while still enjoying a balanced flavor.

If you’re like me and can’t resist a good milk tea, my personal picks might just become your go-to favorites too. Or, if you’re unsure, CHAGEE’s top sellers are a great place to start—they’re widely loved for a reason.


Want to know another brand that uses real tea leaves? HERE

Just want to read about other brands: HOME 

-Annabel 



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