TEA - Country of origin - Taiwan
Taiwan Wuyi Black Tea | Wuyi Hong Cha
1986 Traditional Aged Wenshan Bao Zhong
Taiwan White Yuchi Red Jade T-18 | Yu Chi Hong Yu Bai Cha
Taiwan Carcoal Baked Dong Ding Oolong (competition grade) | Tai Wan Tan Bei Dong Ding Wu Long
Taiwan King Ginseng Oolong Tea | Wang Ren Shen Wu Long Cha
1997 Taiwan Aged Oolong | Tai Wan Wu Long Chen Cha
Taiwan Alishan Qing Xin Oolong | Rui Feng Gao Shan Wu Long
Taiwan Roasted Peach Oolong | Tian Ran Mi Tao Wu Long Cha
Taiwan Black Jin Xuan | Jin Xuan Hong Cha
Taiwan Yuchi Black Tea Hong Yun T-21 | Yu Chi Hong Yun Hong Cha
Taiwan All Seasons Oolong | Si Ji Chun Wu Long
Taiwan Traditional Alishan Oolong | Tai Wan Ali Shan Gu Zao Wei Wu Long
Taiwan Milk Oolong | Jin Xuan Nai Xiang Wu Long
Taiwan Green Heart | Chin Xin Gan Zhi Lu Cha
Taiwan Dong Ding Oolong | Tai Wan Dong Ding Wu Long
2013 Taiwan Aged Lishan Oolong | Tai Wan Li Shan Qing Xin Wu Long
2017 Taiwan Nature Farming Wuyi Hong Shui Oolong | Wu Yi Hong Shui Wu Long - cake 100 g
Taiwan Yuchi Black Tea Red Jade T-18 | Yu Chi Hong Yu Hong Cha
Taiwan Oolong Red Jade GABA | Hong Yu Wu Long
Taiwan Oriental Beauty - Bai Hao Oolong | Dong Fang Mei Ren
Taiwan Hong Shui Oolong | Hong Shui Wu Long
Taiwan Red Oolong | Hong Wu Long
Taiwan Wild Black Tea | Shan Cha
Taiwan Shanlinxi Black Tea | Shan Lin Xi Hong Cha
Green tea Melon Seeds - Liu An Gua Pian 六安瓜片 - History and Processing
Lu An Gua Pian 六安瓜片 green tea originates from Anhui Province of China. It is featured in almost all lists of ‘China’s Famous Teas’ and is mentioned extensively throughout Chinese tea history. Several times pan-fried leaf of this famous green tea has a distinct shape, producing a vegetal liquor with a sweet aftertaste. This tea is special in its appearance. It looks a bit like watermelon seed so it was named after it.
Wild tea harvest for Tan Bei Huo Shan Huang Ya 霍山黃芽
Autumn begins in China. It's time to harvest wild tea trees in Dabieshan 大別山 in western Anhui. Here is the original production site of the famous yellow tea Huo Shan Huang Ya 霍山黃芽.
Xiao Chi Gan 小赤甘 (Lapsang Souchong)
When you ask about Lapsang Souchong at a Chinese tea market, the sellers will most likely show you a black tea that is not smoked, different from the orthodox Lapsang Souchong tea, which smells strongly of pinewood smoke. We are talking about Xiao Chi Gan 小赤甘 tea.