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Taiwan Xiaji Dong Ding Oolong
Taiwan Xiaji Dong Ding Oolong
Dong Ding Oolong takes its name from Taiwan’s Dong Ding Mountain, whose name means ‘frozen peak’. According to legend, the name derives from the arduous climb up the mountain. Today, Dong Ding is synonymous with a distinctive Taiwanese...
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Taiwan Traditional Roasted Dong Ding Oolong
Taiwan Traditional Roasted Dong Ding Oolong
A traditional Taiwanese Oolong that is gently and repeatedly roasted over many hours. Originally, the roasting process was not intended to develop the flavour, but to enhance its preservation. Today, it is used specifically to shape its...
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Taiwan Oriental Beauty - Dong Fang Mei Ren
Taiwan Oriental Beauty - Dong Fang Mei Ren
While the leaves are still growing on the tea bush, cicadas (Jacobiasca formosana) bite them, damaging enzymes and triggering the first stage of natural oxidation. This is the crucial process that gives the tea its distinctive aroma. If...
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Taiwan Pinglin Bao Zhong (Bio) DE-ÖKO-003
Taiwan Pinglin Bao Zhong (Bio) DE-ÖKO-003
There are not many EU-certified organic tea gardens in Taiwan. This organically grown Bao Zhong comes from Pinglin, within the Wen Shan region in northern Taiwan. Well-produced Bao Zhong requires a great deal of expertise. Precise...
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Taiwan Ali Shan Nai Xiang Milk Oolong
Taiwan Ali Shan Nai Xiang Milk Oolong
Ali Shan is probably one of the best-known tea-growing regions in Taiwan. Our tea grows on Mount Ali at an altitude of around 1,000 metres. The leaf of the Jin Xuan cultivar is harvested and produced just as it should be for a natural...
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Taiwan Luyeh Dark Pearl Oolong
Taiwan Luyeh Dark Pearl Oolong
Dark Pearl Oolong is a speciality among Formosa teas. Not only is it the most oxidised Taiwanese Oolong, it also combines two production techniques. The leaves of the Oolong tea cultivar Chin-Shin are first oxidised, which is what...
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! Taiwan Classic Choice Oolong
! Taiwan Classic Choice Oolong
As soon as the Oriental Beauty's harvest period is over, the Choice Oolong is picked and produced. It is one of the top quality standard Oolongs and is mainly produced in Hsinchu and Taoyuan in northern Taiwan. Our tea is made from the...
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Taiwan Gaba - Green Oolong
Taiwan Gaba - Green Oolong
The hand-picked tea leaves come from the TTES.12 cultivar, better known as Jin Xuan. This new style of GABA Oolong was developed in close cooperation with the Taiwan Tea Research Center. The tea is produced in small quantities and only...
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Taiwan Shan Lin Xi Oolong
Taiwan Shan Lin Xi Oolong
A complex, clean Oolong with an outstanding floral character. The leaves, harvested from the Qing Xin cultivar, come from a beautifully situated tea garden in Shan Lin Xi, meaning ‘Fir Forest Stream’. The area is characterised by its...
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Taiwan Jin Xuan Oolong
Taiwan Jin Xuan Oolong
A typical Taiwanese Oolong of exceptionally fine quality. The garden is picturesquely situated on the slopes of the Bai Shan mountain. The farmers have been cultivating mixed vegetation around the garden for years, which has a positive...
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Taiwan Jade Dong Ding Oolong
Taiwan Jade Dong Ding Oolong
Jade Dong Ding is one of Taiwan’s most original teas. The plants growing on the slopes of the Dong Ding Mountain (frozen peak) historically come from the Wuyi mountains of China and find ideal climatic conditions here.
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Taiwan Nantou Ming Jian Four Seasons Oolong
Taiwan Nantou Ming Jian Four Seasons Oolong
The tea bushes from which this tea is produced can be plucked 7-8 times a year. The influences of the four different seasons also change the taste profile of the tea with each plucking.
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