[Sun Moon Lake Four Black Teas] Citrus-Aroma Hong Yun │ Tea Talk Travel / Taiwanese Tea / Small Farmer Selection

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54353770861_c2b45e1cce_c.jpg **Hong Yun No. 21: The Beloved of Western Palates** __The latest varietal of Hong Yun, it imparts a refreshing note to Sun Moon Lake black tea.__ Hong Yun No. 21, the most recently developed varietal, shares the large-leaf characteristic of its kin but distinguishes itself with a scent reminiscent of pomelo blossoms and a citrusy flavor, lending a light and bright quality to Sun Moon Lake black tea. In recent years, its subtle peach notes have also surprised many, especially when prepared in the style of white tea. As you savor Hong Yun black tea, you might notice the distinct presence of citrus notes, a hallmark of wild anise plants. This is particularly evident in the bold and vibrant aroma and flavor of wild oranges, as well as the roasted sugared tangerines enjoyed each winter. The rich spectrum of flavors across different varieties adds a delightful layer of detail to life, inviting careful attention and appreciation. This particular selection is a fall harvest Hong Yun, expertly crafted by the tea factory using a special method that enhances its citrus notes, resulting in a fuller body and a finish that subtly evokes the character of oolong. It is well-suited for those accustomed to oolong or for anyone wishing to savor a cup slowly on a cool day. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54353992628_a9638e7b22_c.jpg **Four Black Teas for Beginners** __A Curated Selection by Tea Talk Travel__ Driven by the initial vision to "make Nantou County black tea visible," Tea Talk Travel has partnered with local small-scale farmers. Through immersive tea ceremony experiences, hands-on workshops, and diverse media formats like videos and podcasts, they guide participants to discover the unique flavors of local black tea and its century-long evolution, sharing the stories each farmer wishes to convey. This year, they further introduce "Four Black Teas for Beginners," featuring the most beginner-friendly selections from the Nantou County black tea series for 2024. From the ancient Centennial Mountain Tea, the familiar Assam, the distinctively characterful Ruby, to Hong Yun, favored by Westerners, each tea is accompanied by clear brewing instructions. This allows novice tea drinkers to easily enjoy exceptional tea in the comfort of their own homes. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54353972239_471a5c9ac4_c.jpg —————————————————————————— ■ Product Name: [Sun Moon Lake Four Black Teas] Citrus-Aroma Hong Yun | Recommended for Gifting Producer: Tea Talk Travel Weight: 20g / 40g / 75g Contents: Hong Yun (Taiwan Tea No. 21) whole leaf tea Origin: Taiwan / Nantou County, Yuchi Township Shelf Life: 2 years (unopened)