Xinjia Yang High Mountain Oolong Tea is located in Xinjia Yang Tribe, Lishan, Heping District of Taichung City. It is one of the core tea producing areas in the Lishan region. The tea gardens here span across four mountain peaks, all facing east, with altitudes ranging from 1500 meters to 2050 meters. Thanks to superior […]
Lishan, located in Heping District of Taichung City, Taiwan, boasts high altitudes, significant diurnal temperature variations, intense sunlight, and advanced tea garden management techniques. The Lishan High Mountain Oolong Tea produced here is characterized by its high sweetness, low bitterness, and unique fragrance. Since the 1990s, it has been recognized as one of Taiwan’s top
Taiwan High Mountain Oolong Tea refers to semi-ball-shaped oolong tea produced through a light fermentation process from tea leaves grown in tea gardens above 1000 meters in altitude. It is a concept that contrasts with “lowland oolong tea” and encompasses various regions rather than a specific locale. The Best Origins of Taiwan High Mountain Oolong
Dear Tea Enthusiasts, We cordially invite you to explore the splendid world of Taiwanese tea and savor its unique charm. As suppliers of Taiwanese tea, we are dedicated to bringing the finest and most authentic Taiwanese tea leaves to your tea business. In Taiwan, tea is not merely a beverage but also a culture, embodying
Hello! We are a Taiwanese tea manufacturer. We grow, process, and sell various types of Taiwanese tea, including oolong tea, Taiwanese high mountain tea, and black tea. You can purchase high-quality Taiwanese tea leaves at the most affordable prices from us. If you cannot find suitable Taiwanese tea in your city, we offer global shipping
There are numerous benefits to drinking Taiwanese oolong tea, including but not limited to the following: Mental Alertness: Taiwanese oolong tea contains caffeine, which can help improve focus and mental concentration. However, it’s important to note that excessive caffeine intake can lead to insomnia, so it’s advisable not to consume too much oolong tea before
Yes, Taiwanese Oolong tea typically contains caffeine, although the amount can vary depending on the production method and the type of tea leaves used. Generally, Oolong tea contains less caffeine compared to coffee but still retains a certain proportion. Therefore, if you are sensitive to caffeine or need to limit your caffeine intake, be mindful
Drinking Taiwanese Oolong tea has many benefits, including helping to refresh the mind, antioxidant effects, maintaining cardiovascular health, promoting metabolism, and reducing the risk of diabetes, among others. However, there are also some precautions and side effects: Drinking Too Much Oolong Tea: Oolong tea contains caffeine, and excessive intake may lead to caffeine poisoning. Symptoms
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For ball-shaped teas such as Oolong tea and high mountain tea, vacuum-sealed packaging is used, with each bag weighing 150 grams and containing a desiccant to preserve freshness for 2 years. For strip-shaped teas such as black tea, and Oriental Beauty tea, sealed packaging (non-vacuum sealed) is used to prevent crushing of the tea leaves.
When we ship your order, we will send the tracking number to your email. You can use the link below to track the shipping progress. https://www.ems.post/en/global-network/tracking For shipments to North America, Europe, and Asia, we utilize International Express Mail Service. Deliveries typically arrive within 3-7 days, but there may be delays due to holidays, weather
Taiwan is a mountainous island with a land area of 36,000 square kilometers, hosting 268 peaks exceeding 3,000 meters (9,800 feet) in elevation. The highest peak is Yushan Main Peak, reaching an elevation of 3,952 meters (13,000 feet). Several high mountains near the Tropic of Cancer have become renowned for cultivating high mountain tea. Representative
Taiwan tea originates from Fujian, China, and besides preserving traditional Chinese Fujian oolong teas such as Tie Guan Yin and Wuyi oolong, it has diversified with the influence of the subtropical island climate to develop various types of oolong teas. Below are common types of Taiwan oolong teas: Baozhong Tea: Produced in northern Taiwan, with
Taiwan tea originated from Fujian, China, where Chinese immigrants brought tea seedlings and technology to Taiwan 200 years ago. In addition to the two traditional Chinese Oolong teas, Wuyi Oolong and Tieguanyin, Taiwan has also developed unique varieties of Oolong teas, and became a producer of excellent Oolong teas 100 years ago, selling them in
Where is your tea produced? Our tea is exclusively produced in Taiwan. What is the shelf life of your tea? Vacuum-packed tea can be stored for up to 2 years. What is the packaging weight? We offer two packaging options: 75 grams and 150 grams. How should I store the tea leaves? Store them in
