Archive for 2020
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![The Seasons of Tea]()
The Seasons of Tea
The Taiwan lunar calendar is very important for agriculture and dividing the year into seasons, and for determining planting and harvest times.Read More
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![The Tea Culture of Taiwan]()
The Tea Culture of Taiwan
The history of Taiwan has shaped its unique tea cultureRead More
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Li Shan Oolong Tea
Li Shan oolong tea is known as the "King of Teas." It has a fruity fragrance that is not found in other Taiwan teas. It is produced in limited quantities with just two harvests per year.Read More
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Tea Houses of Taiwan
Art tea houses are wooden structures which are either older buildings that have been renovated or newly constructed structures that have been built in the old style. They provide a refuge from the hustle and bustle of modern Taiwan.Read More
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![The Tea of Nantou County]()
The Tea of Nantou County
Taiwan's Nantou county has a variety of terrains, each producing distinctive teas.Read More
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The Tea Counties of Taiwan
Taiwan has 6 important counties for tea production.Read More
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Tea Pillows
Make use of your oolong tea leaves by making a tea pillow - fragrant and sleep-inducing.Read More
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Cold Brew Oolong Tea
Cold brewing is easy to do and has some advantages - less caffeine and a sweeter, tastier drink.Read More
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Li Shan Cui Feng Tea Area
Photos from Taiwan's Cui Feng Tea AreaRead More
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![Oolong Tea Jelly]()
Oolong Tea Jelly
Oolong tea Jelly is a traditional Taiwan dish that helps beat the heat of summer.Read More
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