Baozhong
Mr Yu farms tea naturally on his small farm in the Pinglin mountain area not too far from Taipei. He is well-known for his white and baozhong teas which are famous from this area. It is a lightly...
View ArticleSummer Miaoli Oolong
A dark Bai Hao (white-tip) oolong with an unusual floral perfume and flavour. This tea's unique character is mainly down to a combination of three factors: the distinctive, old-tree Qing Xin Da Mao...
View ArticleSpring High Mountain 2023
A lightly oxidised, hand-picked gaoshan (high mountain) oolong grown at 1500m on Chi Lai Shan at the intersection between Nantou, Taichung and Hualien counties in Taiwan. It has been grown without...
View ArticleYimu Red Oolong 2022
A delicious fruity red oolong tea from Ming Jian, a well known tea town in Nantou county. With a soft rose aroma, this tea is well balanced with a smooth raisin sweetness, which combines well with a...
View ArticleWinter High Mountain 2021
A lightly oxidised, hand-picked gaoshan (high mountain) oolong grown at 1500m on Chi Lai Shan at the intersection between Nantou, Taichung and Hualien counties in Taiwan. It has been grown without...
View ArticleBest Teas of 2021 Set
A question we're often asked at the shop is "what's your favourite tea?" – an impossible question to which we usually reply "whatever is new in and exciting". With just a few Autumn teas left to...
View ArticleWinter High Mountain 2020
A lightly oxidised, hand-picked gaoshan (high mountain) oolong grown at 1500m on Chi Lai Shan at the intersection between Nantou, Taichung and Hualien counties in Taiwan. It has been grown without...
View ArticleBest Teas of 2020 Set
A question we're often asked at the shop is "what's your favourite tea?" – an impossible question to which we usually reply "whatever is new in and exciting". With just a few Autumn teas left to...
View ArticleWinter High Mountain
A lightly oxidised, hand-picked gaoshan (high mountain) oolong grown at 1500m on Chi Lai Shan at the intersection between Nantou, Taichung and Hualien counties in Taiwan. It has been grown without...
View ArticleTaiwanese Classics
A selection of our three most popular oolong teas from Taiwan packaged together as a postcard gift set. This is an educational tasting set for anyone interested in the variety of oolong tea and how...
View ArticleStonerolled Roasted Oolong
A new type of powdered tea, stoneground and roasted in-house using our stonerolled process. Stonerolled Roasted Oolong is made from a blend of Si Ji Chun and Jin Xuan oolongs from a small farm in Ming...
View ArticleYimu Hand (Winter)
Mr Hsieh is a second generation tea maker whose family have been growing and processing tea for over 50 years. Mr Hsieh and his wife produce their teas naturally without pesticides and are certified by...
View ArticleBaozhong
We took a taxi from Taipei to Mr. Chen and got lost in the mountains. But funnily every time we got lost even in the middle of nowhere, there was somebody turned up to point us in the right direction....
View ArticleHigh Mountain Oolong
A lightly oxidised, hand-picked Gaoshan (High Mountain) oolong grown at 1500m on Chi Lai Shan at the intersection between Nantou, Taichung and Hualien counties in Taiwan. It has been grown without...
View ArticleOriental Beauty
Mr. Hsu’s family has been involved with tea making for 2 generations. His wife comes from southern Taiwan and for many years they had long distance relationship before marrying 20 years ago. Now their...
View ArticleRoasted Yimu Oolong
Mr Hsieh is a second generation tea maker whose family have been growing and processing tea for over 50 years. Mr Hsieh and his family produce their teas naturally without pesticides and are certified...
View ArticleYimu Oolong
Mr Hsieh is a second generation tea maker whose family have been growing and processing tea for over 50 years. Mr Hsieh and his family produce their teas naturally without pesticides and are certified...
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