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Gold Medal Award Winning Dong Ding Cui Yu Oolong Tea | Eco-Cha Tea Club

Gold Medal Award Winning Dong Ding Cui Yu Oolong Tea | Eco-Cha Tea Club

October 06, 2018

This month's batch of tea being shared with the Eco-Cha Tea Club was entered into in the spring 2018 Nantou County Tea Trade Association's Dong Ding Tsui Yu (Cui Yu) Tea Competition, and received the Gold Medal Award. This award ranks within the top 5% of all entries.

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Shanlinxi High Mountain Oolong Tea harvest. Tea leaves being picked by hand. This tea is among the top 10 most famous teas in Taiwan.

Taiwan's Top 10 Most Famous Teas

September 14, 2018 3 Comments

Taiwan is home to some of the finest tea in the world, particularly in the Oolong category. Yet, not all Taiwanese teas are widely recognized or understood by name. So here is an overview of the top ten most famous teas from Taiwan.

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Eco-Farmed Dong Pian Jade Oolong Tea | Eco-Cha Tea Club

Eco-Farmed Dong Pian Jade Oolong Tea | Eco-Cha Tea Club

May 07, 2018

Shown above is the more recently planted section of a plot of Tsui Yu, aka Tai Cha #13, aka Jade Oolong. The crop that we are sharing with the Eco-Cha Tea Club this month was harvested in January, which makes it a relatively rare batch of tea in that it was harvested well after the winter harvest. In Taiwan, harvests that occur after December 21st are referred to as "Dong Pian", which is a name that connotes a new leaf growth that is stunted by the winter season. This late winter crop offers a distinctive character based on the slow growth of the new leaves on the tea trees.

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Tsui Yu Jade Oolong (台茶13號) that will be harvested in a few weeks

Spring Harvest Report 2014 #8 - Waiting For Jade Oolong

April 29, 2014

Our source of Tsui Yu Jade Oolong (台茶13號) had an interesting story to tell when we asked him about spring harvest.

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