Taiwan Tea

Experience one of the best tea producing countries in the world with Taiwanese teas! From delicate green teas to fragrant oolong teas and sweet black teas, Taiwan is a hub for some of the finest tea blends. Famous for its high-quality production methods, Tea farms in Taiwan have been producing teas since 1830 and continue to produce award-winning brews. With its temperate climate, steep mountains and lush forests, it’s no wonder why Taiwanese teas are so sought after! Try out some of these delicious selections today on our tea website.

 

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                                    • Premium Taiwan Alishan Oolong TeaPremium Taiwan Alishan Oolong Tea Out of Stock

                                      Premium Taiwan Alishan Oolong Tea

                                      From: $32.99 / 50g

                                      Alishan Oolong tea is a typical tea of Taiwan High Mountain teas, produced in the Da Ali Mountain area of Jiayi County. This premium grade Taiwan Alishan tea comes from the tea garden where the sea level is around 1000 to 1600 metres. This premium oolong tea is handmade.

                                      There are two types of Alishan Oolong Tea: Jinxuan and Qingxin Oolong Tea. Our typical premium Alishan Oolong Tea is a premium level of Jinxuan Oolong Tea.

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                                    • Taiwan Alishan Oolong TeaTaiwan Alishan Oolong Tea Out of Stock

                                      Taiwan Alishan Oolong Tea

                                      From: $21.99 / 50g

                                      Alishan Oolong Tea is a typical example of Taiwan High Mountain Tea, produced in the Da Ali Mountain area of Jiayi County, which encompasses some 25 peaks over 2,000 metres in height, the tallest being Datashan (2,663m). There are two types of Alishan Oolong Tea: Jinxuan Oolong Tea and Qingxin Oolong Tea. Our typical Alishan Oolong Tea is a Jinxuan Oolong Tea.

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                                    • Taiwan Dong Ding Oolong TeaTaiwan Dong Ding Oolong Tea

                                      Taiwan Dong Ding Oolong Tea

                                      From: $24.99 / 50g

                                      Taiwan Dong Ding Oolong Tea is another typical representative of Taiwan High Mountain Tea, produced in the Dong Ding Mountain area, Fenghuang Village, Lugu Township.

                                      The reason for Dong Ding Oolong is so-called ‘Dong Ding’ is because ‘Dong Ding’ in Chinese Mandarin means ‘frozen peak’, which used to vividly describes the nature of the landscape in this part of Taiwandescribe how steep the mountain is and climbers have to walk on their tiptoes so-called ‘Frozen Peak’. Actually, Dong Ding Mountain is very steep, people have to walk on their tiptoes to climb it. And the phrase in the Taiwanese Hokkien or Minnan language, people means use ‘grasping the peak’ to describe it which equals ‘frozen peak’ in Mandarin.

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