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High Mountain Green Oolong Tea - Li Shan Mountain Taiwan
High Mountain Green Oolong Tea - Li Shan Mountain Taiwan
High Mountain Green Oolong Tea - Li Shan Mountain Taiwan
High Mountain Green Oolong Tea - Li Shan Mountain Taiwan
High Mountain Green Oolong Tea - Li Shan Mountain Taiwan
High Mountain Green Oolong Tea - Li Shan Mountain Taiwan
High Mountain Green Oolong Tea - Li Shan Mountain Taiwan
$80.00

High Mountain Green Oolong Tea - Li Shan Mountain Taiwan

Weight 150 grams
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Lishan High Mountain Green Oolong Tea.

 A connoisseur’s choice. A most refreshing tea that is smooth and infused with natural floral overtones. This premium tea is grown in a pristine high mountain altitude, and is characteristically more complex. The humidity and natural precipitation envelope the tea bushes in a foggy mist. The temperature fluctuations between day and night all add to the complex fragrance and subtle flavors and the traditional baking process brings out the traditional roasted taste that Taiwanese people love. Excellent after big meals and helps with digestion.

 Origin:

Lishan (Pear Mountain) Taiwan. Hand picked at 1800 meters Net weight 150 grams 5.29 OZ

Steeping Suggestions. Fully boil your water first, then allow it to cool for a few minutes. 85-95 C is a good temperature. If you're using only one teaspoon give it about 2 to 5 minutes.

Tea Tips:

Steeping instructions. Fully boil your water first, then allow it to cool for a few minutes. 95 C is a good temperature. If you're using only one teaspoon give it about 5 minutes. 

Traditionally Taiwanese teas are steeped in small tea pots with 7 to 9 grams of tea (approx 3 teaspoons). The tea is strong and yet has a natural tea sweetness. Steep this tea for 30 seconds. You can usually steep the pot 6 times.

My preference is to use a larger Korean Tea pot which holds 6 oz of water with 3 teaspoons of tea (about 9 grams of tea). I increase the steeping times with each subsequent steeping. After 4 or 5 infusions don't be afraid to push it...steep your tea for 20 to 30 minutes or even overnight. You can always add some hot water to warm the tea or dilute it if its too strong. With quality teas you can always make more! Remember you create your ideal tea taste by he amount of tea you use, the temperature of the water and the length of time you steep the tea. Don't be afraid to experiment. 

 

 

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