Yi Cha Gong Fang Alishan Honey Scent Oolong - Leafhopper-Kissed Sweetness, High Mountain Coolness

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Yi Cha Gong Fang Alishan Honey Scent Oolong - Leafhopper-Kissed Sweetness, High Mountain Coolness - Tea - Other Materials

Product Description

Brewing Suggestion: Use hot water at approximately 90-95°C. A lidded cup or ceramic teaware is recommended to better showcase its elegant aroma. This tea originates from the misty, high-altitude tea regions of Alishan. Unlike the typical fresh fragrance of other oolongs, it possesses a captivating ripe fruit aroma and a subtle sweetness reminiscent of honey. ### Product Highlights • 【Nature's Gift】: After being bitten by the "leafhopper" (aphid-bitten), the tea tree activates its self-defense mechanism, transforming into a natural honey fragrance that is scarce and precious. • 【High Mountain Coolness】: The unique temperature variations and year-round mists of Alishan give the tea liquor a more delicate and smooth texture, with a sweet aftertaste as it goes down. • Aroma: Initially, a faint floral scent is perceived, which then transitions to a rich aroma of wild honey and ripe fruit sweetness. • Liquor: Amber-like golden hue, clear and translucent. • Taste: Silky smooth, with a long-lasting finish and a persistent aroma in the cup.

Product Details

Material
Other Materials
How It's Made
Handmade
Where It's Made
Taiwan
Stock
More than 10
Ranking
No.10,401 - Food & Drink  |  No.2,292 - Tea
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Product Type
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Listing Summary
Alishan Honey Scent Oolong is a rare tea from high mountains, crafted with special artistry. Grown in tea regions at altitudes of 1000-1500 meters, the tea leaves are bitten by the leafhopper (aphid-bitten), which imparts a natural honey aroma. This, combined with the rolling and roasting techniques of oolong tea, creates a clear, golden-orange infusion. Its flavor profile blends notes of honey, fruit, and flowers, offering a smooth, sweet taste that is rich and holds up well to multiple infusions without bitterness.

Food Information

Best Before
1500 day(s) after the manufacturing date
Allergens
None
Storage Method
Room temperature、Avoid heat、Keep dry、Avoid direct sunlight
Volume
150.0g x 2

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