Product Description
Varietal | Jin Xuan
Origin | Sanwan, Miaoli
Aroma | Honey-like, Oolong roasted notes
Harvesting | Machine-picked, conventional farming practices, certified to national pesticide residue standards
Fermentation Level | ▲▲▲▲▲
Roasting Level | ▲▲▲▲△
| About Tea |
Jin Xuan, Taiwanese Tea No. 12, colloquially known as "Er Qi Zai," is a prime example of the Taiwan Tea Research and Extension Station's decades of dedicated tea cultivar development. While Jin Xuan brewed as Oolong tea has gained popularity recently, the captivating nature of tea is its adaptability; a shift in fermentation can unlock entirely different flavor profiles.
This "Ke Zhuang Hong" (Hakka Red) originates from a third-generation Hakka tea artisan returning to their hometown.
The Jin Xuan tea leaves, grown in Sanwan, Miaoli, are influenced by the local terroir.
The Jin Xuan tea plants unexpectedly attracted the favor of the Oriental Leafhopper.
The tea leaves, bitten by the insect, are then processed into a fully fermented black tea.
The resulting tea liquor boasts a surprisingly sweet aroma, complemented by the mellow fragrance and lingering finish of an Oolong tea.
This particular offering has received widespread acclaim since its release, and we sincerely recommend it to tea enthusiasts. It is perfectly suited for personal enjoyment or as a thoughtful gift.
Product Dimensions
Tin Can Size | 17cm x 7.5cm x 7.5cm
Tea Weight | 75g / Pack
Specifications | Loose leaf tea in aluminum foil packaging
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Product Details
- Material
- Other Materials
- How It's Made
- Handmade
- Where It's Made
- Taiwan
- Stock
- More than 10
- Ranking
- No.16,200 - Food & Drink | No.3,847 - Tea
- Popularity
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- 13,397 views
- 54 sold
- 104 have saved this item
- Product Type
- Original Design
- Listing Summary
- Jin Xuan, also known as Taiwanese Tea No. 12 and colloquially as "Er Qi Zai," is one of the representative achievements of the Taiwan Tea Research and Extension Station's decades-long tea cultivar breeding program. While Jin Xuan made into Oolong tea has become a popular tea beverage in recent years, the fascinating aspect of tea lies in its versatility; altering the fermentation level can transform it into teas of distinct flavors.
Food Information
- Best Before
- 720 day(s) after the manufacturing date
- Allergens
- None
- Storage Method
- Room temperature、Keep dry、Avoid direct sunlight
- Volume
- 75.0g x 1
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