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Oolong Tea | Award-Winning Alishan Oolong 阿里山青心比賽茶

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    • Product description

      Our Alishan Oolong Tea (2024 Prize Winner) directly came out of the Meishan Farmer's Association after the spring tea competition. It is not only about the high altitude and clean climate (between 1000-1500m) but this batch has much more to offer, especially for its extremely careful roasting control by our tea master. 

      This outstanding batch of Alishan Oolong Tea is truly our favourite due to its unique, subtle corn and barley aroma, and cane sugar notes throughout each steep. This is thanks to the precious roasting to a light-medium level, making it perfect for people who do not like any vegetal and grassy flavours of non-roasted teas.

      The tea liquor is bright yellow and comes with a smooth and round texture with a noticeable “high mountain aroma”, a Taiwanese local term used to describe the special aroma in fresh and superior high-mountain teas. The depth of scents and rounded mouthfeel left us with a remarkable experience compared to any Alishan oolong teas we tried this year. 

      The owner also enjoyed this tea a lot with her mug (3g in 250ml-300ml mug during work ☺️)

      Tea Information

      Oxidation: 20-25%

      Roasting: Light-Medium

      Aftertaste: Strong

      Cultivar: Chin-Shin Oolong

      Year / Season: 2024 Spring

      Origin: Meishan, Chiayi 1000-1600m, Taiwan

      Competition: Excellent Awarded, Batch: 0548

      Flavour Profile

      Aroma: orchid, chestnuts, wheat stem

      Mouthfeel: sweet, chill, vibrant, smooth, bouncy

      How to Brew

      Gong Fu Cha style: 5g / 100ml , 100°C, white porcelain Gaiwan

      60sec / 50sec / 60sec / +20sec each steep from the 4th steep

      Teapot: Tea / water ratio 1:50, 100°C, brew for 6 mins

      Behind the Tea

      This Alishan oolong came from the core tea production region - Meishan a.k.a “The mountain of plums” in Mandarin, one of the regions producing the highest quality High-Mountain Oolongs among other townships.

      Our tea are not only from single garden but also single cultivar: using the renowned cultivar Chin Shin oolong (青心烏龍). This cultivar is very suitable to grow in high altitude and lower temperature, also known for its delicate and soft fragrant while leaving a strong after sweetness and rounded mouthfeel.

    Product description

    Our Alishan Oolong Tea (2024 Prize Winner) directly came out of the Meishan Farmer's Association after the spring tea competition. It is not only about the high altitude and clean climate (between 1000-1500m) but this batch has much more to offer, especially for its extremely careful roasting control by our tea master. 

    This outstanding batch of Alishan Oolong Tea is truly our favourite due to its unique, subtle corn and barley aroma, and cane sugar notes throughout each steep. This is thanks to the precious roasting to a light-medium level, making it perfect for people who do not like any vegetal and grassy flavours of non-roasted teas.

    The tea liquor is bright yellow and comes with a smooth and round texture with a noticeable “high mountain aroma”, a Taiwanese local term used to describe the special aroma in fresh and superior high-mountain teas. The depth of scents and rounded mouthfeel left us with a remarkable experience compared to any Alishan oolong teas we tried this year. 

    The owner also enjoyed this tea a lot with her mug (3g in 250ml-300ml mug during work ☺️)

    Tea Information

    Oxidation: 20-25%

    Roasting: Light-Medium

    Aftertaste: Strong

    Cultivar: Chin-Shin Oolong

    Year / Season: 2024 Spring

    Origin: Meishan, Chiayi 1000-1600m, Taiwan

    Competition: Excellent Awarded, Batch: 0548

    Flavour Profile

    Aroma: orchid, chestnuts, wheat stem

    Mouthfeel: sweet, chill, vibrant, smooth, bouncy

    How to Brew

    Gong Fu Cha style: 5g / 100ml , 100°C, white porcelain Gaiwan

    60sec / 50sec / 60sec / +20sec each steep from the 4th steep

    Teapot: Tea / water ratio 1:50, 100°C, brew for 6 mins

    Behind the Tea

    This Alishan oolong came from the core tea production region - Meishan a.k.a “The mountain of plums” in Mandarin, one of the regions producing the highest quality High-Mountain Oolongs among other townships.

    Our tea are not only from single garden but also single cultivar: using the renowned cultivar Chin Shin oolong (青心烏龍). This cultivar is very suitable to grow in high altitude and lower temperature, also known for its delicate and soft fragrant while leaving a strong after sweetness and rounded mouthfeel.