
Taiwan
Alishan Oolong
阿里山烏龍
High-mountain oolong grown above 1,000 m in Chiayi, lightly oxidised and rolled into balls that open over several infusions into a creamy, floral cup.
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Taiwan
阿里山烏龍
High-mountain oolong grown above 1,000 m in Chiayi, lightly oxidised and rolled into balls that open over several infusions into a creamy, floral cup.

Taiwan
凍頂烏龍
Roasted oolong from Lugu in Nantou, medium-oxidised and charcoal-baked, giving a darker, toasty, honeyed cup than the high-mountain teas.

Taiwan
東方美人
Heavily oxidised oolong made from leaves bitten by tea jassids, which triggers a defence response that gives the tea its honey and muscat character.

Taiwan
日月潭紅茶
Black tea grown around Sun Moon Lake from Assam and the local Ruby #18 cultivar, giving a menthol and cinnamon note found nowhere else.