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This beautiful tea has a color pattern that resembles our Oriental Beauty and Formosa Oolong. The main difference is the level of oxidization: Oriental Beauty is closer to a black tea and our Bai MuDan is closer to a green tea. The tea is very tippy.
The flavor is complex, with perfume-like floral notes higher up in the nose. We detect rose, which is similar to peony but more mild. Lower in the mouth is a sweeter, fruity flavor. Mostly pit fruit--peaches, plum. The aftertaste has notes of Dragon’s Eye, a tropical fruit. Expect a clean finish and quick taper.
Our Bai MuDan leaf imparts four flavorful cups, but we strongly suggest using lower temperatures of around 82c maximum to get the best out of this tea. Lower temperature produces a more floral, green tea, while higher temperatures make the tea more fruity.
AliShan is a mountainous region that has been gaining a lot of attention in Taiwan the last few decades as a land that consistently produ...
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AliShan is a mountainous region that has been gaining a lot of attention in Taiwan the last few decades as a land that consistently produces quality oolong. Finding the perfect spot to plant tea is an endeavor: the elevation, exposure to sunlight, yearly average weather patterns, the condition of the...
We’ve added American ginseng, grown in Wisconsin, to our Oolong. The health benefits of Ginseng have made it prized in the East and the ...
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We’ve added American ginseng, grown in Wisconsin, to our Oolong. The health benefits of Ginseng have made it prized in the East and the West. In China, Ginseng was historically said to sharpen the senses, cure illnesses, and even prolong life. While not quite as fanciful, modern medicine has shown...
The lotus is one of the most significant flowers of Asia and the East, symbolizing enlightenment, holiness, and perfection that springs f...
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The lotus is one of the most significant flowers of Asia and the East, symbolizing enlightenment, holiness, and perfection that springs forth from imperfection. It is revered from Egypt to Japan and holds the distinction of being the national flower of two countries: India and Vietnam. Almost every part of...