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Different Types of Mid-Autumn Festival Mooncakes in Taiwan

The Mid-Autumn Festival, or Moon Festival, is one of Taiwan’s most celebrated holidays. Held on the 15th day of the eighth lunar month, this festival brings families together to appreciate the full moon and share mooncakes. These delicacies come in a variety of flavors and textures, and they are best enjoyed with Taiwanese tea, especially oolong tea, which enhances the experience of savoring these treats.

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Sipping Serenity: The Art of Drinking Tea Anywhere

Tea, the timeless beverage, has been a companion for humanity across centuries and cultures. Thankfully, modern innovations allow us to enjoy this ritual wherever we are. Whether you're hiking in the mountains, working in an office, or traveling, brewing and drinking tea on the go is both accessible and delightful.

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Spring 2024 High Mountain Oolong Teas

Spring 2024 High Mountain Oolong Teas

Our spring 2024 high mountain Taiwan Oolong teas are all in, and we brewed them side by side to see how they compare with each other. We brewed them in the "factory cupping style" — 6g of tea leaves in a standard tea judging bowl, filled with boiling temp water, and sipped as they brew. The real results are when the tea has cooled considerably, and the brewed tea has become somewhat concentrated.

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