Tea Gift Box - Tea Mountain Tai Chi - Lucky Rabbit Abundance Gift Box of Taiwan's Four Premier Oolongs (32 Bags) - Gift

※ Product Description: Brand Name: YeLeCha Product Name: Tea Mountain Tai Chi - Lucky Rabbit Abundance Gift Box of Taiwan's Four Premier Oolongs Product Features: In 1869, Taiwanese tea, under the name "Formosa Oolong," was exported to America, gracing the international stage and marking the dawn of a grand era for Taiwanese tea. Subsequently, due to global economic downturns, this strip-style oolong faced sluggish sales, plunging Taiwanese tea into a crisis. This led to innovation and reform in tea-making craftsmanship. After a century of exploration and refinement, four types of oolongs with uniquely distinct flavors were developed: Baozhong tea, produced through a light fermentation process, possesses a floral aroma reminiscent of condensed flowers; Tieguanyin, repeatedly kneaded and rolled in charcoal roasters, exhibits a deep roasted fragrance and a subtle fruity acidity; Oriental Beauty (Dong Fang Mei Ren), made through cultivation with leafhoppers and a two-stage fermentation process involving resting and rehydration, offers a musky, ripe fruit flavor; and Oolong tea, crafted through hot kneading and roasting, delivers a sweet and mellow throat sensation. The [YeLeCha] Taiwanese Four Premier Oolongs are harvested from lively, wild-cultivated tea gardens, meticulously crafted using centuries-old heritage techniques. The teas are then processed into tea bags resembling small cloth parcels, tied in a manner that evokes a Tai Chi figurine, thus giving rise to the name "Tai Chi Tea Bags." The gift box's main visual theme is inspired by the wild fauna of the tea mountains, depicting a whimsical scene from the tea hills. On a full moon night, sounds of laughter and merriment emanate from the depths of the tea mountains. Tea farmers, venturing out to investigate, draw closer with lanterns, only to discover a group of rabbits beneath the tea trees, gleefully trying to catch goldfish. The nine goldfish in the painting symbolize the blessing of abundant riches and prosperity. Tea Varietals: Wen Shan Bao Zhong and Dong Ding Oolong are of the Qing Xin Oolong varietal; Bei Pu Oriental Beauty is of the Qing Xin Da Mao varietal; and Mu Zha Zheng Cong Tie Guan Yin is of the Tie Guan Yin varietal. Harvesting & Processing Grade: With the exception of Bei Pu Oriental Beauty, which is of a high-grade core bud selection, the other three types are hand-picked at a "one bud, three leaves" grade. Tea Bag Material: Cotton fabric woven from organic cotton fibers (boiled in water for five hours without any chemical agents). Product Weight: 96 grams; each tea bag contains 3 grams of tea leaves, for a total of 32 tea bags. Gift Box Weight: The complete packaged gift box weighs 675 grams. Dimensions: 30.5x14.5x6cm (Length x Width x Height). Shelf Life: Two years. Storage Instructions: Store at room temperature, avoid humidity, and do not refrigerate. Hygiene Management: The tea leaves for Wen Shan Bao Zhong and Dong Ding Oolong in this product have passed SGS pesticide residue tests for 470 and 473 items. Bei Pu Oriental Beauty (Dong Fang Mei Ren) and Mu Zha Zheng Cong Tie Guan Yin have passed 381-item pesticide residue tests by the Taipei City LiouGong Agricultural Production and Marketing Cooperative Foundation Agricultural Testing Center. No residues were detected in any of the tested samples. Other Information: This product includes Chinese and English instruction manuals.