Choose from our selection of fine oolong tea grown in the central mountain ranges of Taiwan.
Oolong tea is a semi-oxidized tea. Taiwan produces the best oolong tea in the world thanks to ideal growing conditions and a long tradition of tea production.
Spring 2019
This is an exceptionally smooth, full flavored oolong tea from the Li Shan (Pear Mountain) tea region of Taiwan.
Cui Feng (翠峰) oolong tea is grown at an altitude of 2,000 meters (6,500 feet) in cool, moist conditions, producing some of the best oolong tea in the world.
Cui Feng brews to a rich, honey-colored liquor, highly fragrant and with a smooth, robust flavor, full in the mouth.
| Harvest Date | May 2019 |
| Varietal | Chin Shin (Green Heart - qing xin - 青心烏龍) |
| Origin | Cui Feng (翠峰), Li Shan, Taichung County, Taiwan |
| Elevation | 2,000 meters (6,500 feet) |
| Chinese Name | 梨山翠峰烏龍茶 |
| Pinyin | lí shān cuì fēng wūlóngchá |
Here are some guidelines for brewing Cui Feng oolong tea. These are meant as a starting point only. Please adjust to suit your individual preferences.
The taste of the brewed tea is affected by the water quality, water temperature, amount of tea leaves, type of brewing vessel and the duration of each infusion.
Spring 2019
Long Feng Xia oolong tea is a first grade tea from the Shan Ling Xi district. It is grown at an elevation of about 1800 meters in the Long Feng canyon of Shan Ling Xi Mountain. The area is enshrouded with fog throughout the day, making ideal conditions for producing oolong tea.
This tea is produced from the bud and two leaves of the tea plant which are hand picked and hand processed with a fermentation level of about 35%. It brews to an exceptionally smooth liquor with floral overtones.
Long Feng Xia oolong tea is rated as "ding ji" (world best) and is in great demand. Very little of this tea is available for export, so we are pleased to be able to offer Long Feng Xia oolong tea at this time.
Sample Available:
| Harvest Date | May 2019 |
| Varietal | Chin Shin (Green Heart - qing xin - 青心烏龍) |
| Origin | Long Feng Xia (龍鳳峽), Shan Lin Xi, Nantou County, Taiwan |
| Elevation | 1,800 meters (5,900 feet) |
| Chinese Name | 龍鳳峽頂級烏龍茶 |
| Pinyin | lóng fèng xiá dǐng jí wūlóngchá |
Here are some guidelines for brewing Long Feng Xia oolong tea. These are meant as a starting point only. Please adjust to suit your individual preferences.
Spring 2019
This premium-quality oolong tea is grown in the Li Shan mountain range at an altitude of 2400 meters. The climate of these high mountains is ideal for growing fine oolong tea. The cool air and high humidity produce a tea with full, robust flavor and long-lasting aftertaste.
The brewed tea has an exquisite aroma and brews to an appealing amber liquor. The leaves can can be re-brewed many times while maintaining a full flavor.
Tea grown on Mount Li (Li Shan or Pear Mountain) is the most prized oolong tea in Taiwan. It is ideally suited for gong fu style brewing.
Sample pack available:
| Harvest Date | May 2019 |
| Varietal | Chin Shin (Green Heart - qing xin - 青心烏龍) |
| Origin | Hua Gang Area (華崗), Li Shan, Taichung County, Taiwan |
| Elevation | 2400 meters (8,000 feet) |
| Chinese Name | 華崗頂級烏龍茶 |
| Pinyin | huá gǎng dǐng jí wūlóngchá |
Here are some guidelines for brewing Hua Gang oolong tea. These are meant as a starting point only. Please adjust to suit your individual preferences.
Spring 2019
Alishan Tan Pei Oolong Tea is a roasted Oolong Tea from Taiwan's Alishan tea district.
Tan Pei Oolong Tea has a distinctive roasted quality is evident in the aroma of the dry tea leaves right through to the brewed tea. It is a full-bodied tea with a robust flavor and dark liquor.
This tea is from the famous Alishan tea district of central Taiwan. The climate is cool and moist year-round, making it ideal for producing top-quality oolong tea. The region's fertile soil also supports a wide variety of vegetable and fruit farming.
Tan Pei Oolong Tea is hand-picked and hand-processed. It is classed as a high-mountain tea (Gao Shan) - meaning it is grown above 1,000 meters.
This is a pleasing tea any time of the year, but is especially suitable for the cooler weather of fall and winter.
| Harvest Date | April 2019 |
| Varietal | Chin Shin (Green Heart - qing xin - 青心烏龍) |
| Origin | Shi Zi (十字), Alishan, Chia Yi County, Taiwan |
| Elevation | 1,300 meters (4,200 feet) |
| Chinese Name | 阿里山碳焙烏龍茶 |
| Pinyin | Ālǐ shān tàn bèi wūlóng chá |
Here are some guidelines for brewing Tan Pei oolong tea. These are meant as a starting point only. Please adjust to suit your individual preferences.
