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- Rare Osmanthus Jin Xuan Milk Oolong and Fu Shou Shan Osmanthus Oolong are available in our shop.
- Rare Aged Oolong Lao Cha is available in our shop.
- Rare Alpine Mountain Yu Shan Garden Oolong is available in our shop.
- Alpine Oriental Beauty Oolong Tea is now available in our shop.
We continue to work and ship tea on regular basis. Due to limited or cancelled flights some countries do not get post (including EMS) from the abroad. The actual list of those countries you can find at the Taiwan Post website. If the delivery to your country is suspended, you will be noticed during checkout.
Alternatively, FedEx, DHL, and UPS are available. We have good relations with them, and can offer rationable rates, but we have to check previously if there are no restrictions to import tea with these operators in your country. Please contact us, if you are interested in such kind of delivery service.
- Welcome pack of selected GABA oolong is available in our shop.
- Very limited stock of the Rare Organic Dayuling Oolong Tea from Alpine Plantation in Tea Bags is available to order. Shop now!
- Rare Qilai Mountain Unbaked Oolong is now available in our shop.
- Rare Tien Fu Farm Unbaked Oolong is now available in our shop.
- Red Oolong Tea / Hong wu long from Hsinchu (紅烏龍) is available for the order.
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All about Tea from Taiwan
Did you know? Tea Facts
History of Tea in Taiwan
Two wild, indigenous tea subspecies, Taiwan Mountain Tea and Red Sprout Mountain Tea, were discovered in Taiwan as early as the 17th century. However, they had little economic value and were not widely used due to their bitter taste and thin, brittle leaves.
More than 200 years ago, some tea trees from Fujian Province in continental China were delivered to Taiwan. It was the beginning of the tea culture in Taiwan.
Tea Competitions in Taiwan
History of Taiwan
Taiwan tea regions
Cingjing Farm (Qingjing Farm)
Dayuling (Da Yu Ling)
Dayuling (Da Yu Ling) is a mountain area in the middle of Taiwan’s Central Mountain Range. This is the highest place in the country, altitude is more than 2700 meters. The highest tea plantation in the world is located in Dayuling, and you can buy Da Yu Ling oolong tea which grows at the altitude more than 2600 meters in our shop.
Hehuan Mountain (Joy Mountain)
Mingjian Township
Shiding district (Shídìng Qū / 石碇區)
Taitung County (臺東縣)
Yuchi (Yuchih)
Tea Harvesting Timeline (seasonality in tea)
Tea quality and taste depends not only on tea region, right brewing method, but also on season of growing and harvesting.
Different seasons give different tea taste and also depends on weather conditions during certain season certain year (temperature, rains frequency), tea taste could also vary.
Tael (兩) - what is it?
Why the Taiwanese Oolong is so expensive?
We get a lot of questions, where people ask: What is the difference between oolongs from Taiwan and China? Why Taiwan tea is more expensive compare with tea from China?
First of all look on the map of that part of the world and compare China Mainland and Taiwan.
How to brew oolong tea
Tea experts know, that tea taste depends on different factors, including tea ware, temperature of brewing water and brewing time. How to brew tea properly in order to fully enjoy tea taste?
How to store tea
Tea is organic product without any preservatives, colorants and flavors. That’s why tea, as any other food, tea has it’s own storage recommendations. How keep freshness and taste of the tea?
Tea filter bags
Why do we need to wash tea?
All about tea fermentation
Tea production is a series of various steps, which starts with freshly-plucked leaf and ends with dry tea leaves which are ready to brew. Some steps are common for all kinds of tea and (plucking, sorting etc) and other are unique for different kinds of tea. Fermentation is one of them and tea is often described as either not-fermented, semi-fermented or fermented.
Blooming tea
Gaiwan - traditional teaware
Gaiwan (蓋碗/盖碗) is a special cup with a cover and a saucer for a tea brewing. Volume could be different - usually it is 80-200 ml. Usually gaiwan is made from porcelain, but also could be from glass or clay.
How does tea affect?
How is Milk Oolong made
How many calories are there in a cup of tea
How to get rid a hangover with tea
Interesting facts about Dong Ding oolong tea
Dong Ding Oolong is one of the most famous teas of Formosa Oolong. The original cultivation area of Dong Ding is very small, but the annual amount produced by Dong Ding is high. This tea was classified according to flavor, taste and aftertaste.
Interesting facts about GABA tea
The GABA is a shortening for Gamma-aminobutyric acid. Due to the special production technology, the content of this acid in GABA tea is the very high.
Than this acid is so important?
Oriental Beauty Tea
Stems in tea
Tannins in tea
Types of teapots
Tea houses
Teahouses have become a distinctive part of Taiwan's culture. People go for the ambience and to have a good cup of tea.
You can find teahouses all over the island. Spending a few hours in pleasant surroundings over a pot of best oolong tea is as easy and every bit as fashionable as finding a cup of coffee in one of the popular coffee shops. Some people go to teahouses for tea, others go just for the ambience.
Taiwan official holidays
List of official holidays in Taiwan
Dragon boat festival (端午節)
The Duanwu Festival, also often known as the Dragon Boat Festival, is a traditional holiday originating in China, occurring near the summer solstice. It is also known as Zhongxiao Festival commemorating fealty and filial piety.
The Dragon Boat Festival is one of the four most important holidays that is celebrated in the Southwest of China. It has been held annually for 2000 years.
Hungry Ghost Festival (盂蘭節)
Moon festival (中秋節)
The Mid-Autumn Festival, also known as the Moon Festival, is a national holiday in Taiwan with the most romantic atmosphere. The holiday takes place during the autumn, when harvest season is over, people thank the gods for the bounty of the year.