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Tea gardens at the foot of Alishan Mountain in Taiwan

A Ride Into Alishan Country To Dragon's Eye Village

March 24, 2016

 There are many remote mountain villages in the foothills of Alishan that are surrounded by tea gardens sprawling over their slopes. The other day we finally got to visit a farm that was referred to us by the proprietor of our favorite neighborhood restaurant a while ago. The home was comprised of four brothers who all grow tea in and around the village called Dragon's Eye.

 

 

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Mr. Ye process his tea in the Alishan Mountain Oolong Tea area

Fall Tea Shopping In Alishan Oolong Country

October 02, 2015

Upon meeting Mr. Ye, the farmer, I knew my neighbor had a reliable supplier. His humble manner and simple, direct communication was recognized as what I value the most in the industry here. An independent farmer with decades of experience producing small batches of Oolong Tea in a secluded mountainous environment.

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Taiwan Tea Competitions: A Comprehensive Overview

Taiwan Tea Competitions: A Comprehensive Overview

February 17, 2015 2 Comments

Here are some answers to questions about tea competitions in Taiwan. These regional competitions set a precedent of quality and value for all of the tea growing regions in Taiwan. The number of competitions alone is an impressive represenation of the specialty tea industry in Taiwan.

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Workers picking the spring tea harvest

Spring Harvest 2014 Report #2 - Mid-Harvest

April 07, 2014

Lower elevation areas (Mingjian, Nantou) and southern areas (Meishan, Chiayi) have already been harvesting for the last 2-3 weeks. 

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