Dayuling High Mountain Tea | Dayuling | 75g

◆ Origin: Dayuling ◆ Tea Variety: Qing Xin Oolong ◆ Altitude: 2500 meters ◆ Liquor Color: Bright, clear golden yellow ◆ Aroma: Distinct cool mineral notes, with concentrated high-mountain frost essence rising upwards. ◆ Taste Profile: Rich aroma, with a jade-green liquor. ◆ Harvesting Method: Hand-picked ◆ Roasting Level: Unroasted ◆ Shelf Life: 2 years ◆ Storage Conditions: Seal tightly and store in a cool, dry place, away from high temperatures and humidity. ✦ ——————— ✦ 【Tea Region Introduction】 The Dayuling tea region is Taiwan's highest altitude tea-producing area. Specially selected tea gardens are located on sunny slopes at an altitude of 2500 meters. Winter temperatures frequently drop below freezing, with an annual average of 20°C. This results in a remarkably slow growth rate for the tea leaves, characterized by tender buds and leaves, thick leaf flesh, and high pectin content. 【Features】 Distinct cool mineral notes, with concentrated high-mountain frost essence rising upwards. Harvested only in spring and winter, resulting in relatively scarce production. The price is consequently not inexpensive, not only due to limited quantity, but also because its unique flavor profile contributes to its esteemed value. ✦ ——————— ✦ ★Brewing Instructions|Tea brewing 🍵 Teapot Brewing: Place a small amount of tea leaves or 1-2 tea bags into a teapot according to personal preference. Pour in boiling water and steep for 2-3 minutes before serving. 🍵 Single Cup Hot Brew: Use a standard mug or thermos. Add a small amount of tea leaves or a tea bag, then pour in 100°C hot water. Let it steep for 3-5 minutes before enjoying. 🧊 Cold Brew: Steep with 600cc of room temperature water. Let it sit at room temperature for 1 hour, then refrigerate for 6-8 hours before serving. ❤️ Can be steeped multiple times. Adjust water quantity to achieve desired strength. 🌱【Product Specifications】 Specification/Weight: 75g ± 5g Shelf Life: 2 years Origin: Taiwan Contents/Ingredients: 100% Taiwanese tea leaves