Intro To Taiwan Oolong 3 Pack Flight
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Our 3-Pack includes: 75g boxes of three distinct flavors of Oolong Tea that are authentic Taiwanese creations:
1. Unroasted Jin Xuan Oolong Tea
2. Light Roast Concubine Oolong Tea
3. Heavy Roast Dong Ding Oolong Tea
Jin Xuan Oolong Tea is a hybrid cultivar produced by the Tea Research and Extension Station (TRES) in Taiwan, aka Tai Cha #12 (台茶12號). It is known for its buttery or milky flavor qualities and has a milder astringency and smoother texture.
Concubine Oolong Tea is the result of the young leaves being bitten by a tiny green fly, called a Green Leafhopper. In Northern Taiwan, a more common name for "bug bitten" tea is Oriental Beauty (Dong Fang Mei Ren). The effect of the Green Leafhopper results in an immune system response in the tea plant that offers a distinctive honey-like flavor and a complex, hearty character to the brewed tea.
Dong Ding Oolong Tea is a medium oxidized, medium-heavily roasted tea with a hearty, robust character. On the palate, you get roasted sweet corn, nutty/fruity notes, and a tangy, heady finish with just the right touch of astringency. Our Dong Ding Oolong is representative of a traditionally made Oolong from the original source of this type of tea, which is named after Dong Ding Mountain in Lugu Township, Taiwan. It demonstrates the broad spectrum of character and flavors that can be captured by sufficient oxidation and refined roasting techniques.
I'm new to oolong. I appreciate having these three styles to try and compare. I found I loved them equally. They are each deliciously unique.
I enjoyed sampling the teas from Eco Cha and bought two more samplers to share with friends. I frequently drink Dong Ding tea and found the sample more subtle and complex. The High Mountain Concubine tea was a revelation and friends agreed it was their favorite.
It has been a while since I last ordered tea and since I have moved, this allowed me to sample various teas and determine which one(s) I wanted to re-order.
Jin Xuan is definitely my favorite, so I learned that unroasted is for me.
Now to try Jin Xuan against the Alishan High Mountain Jin Xuan ...
Thanks Eco Cha
I bought this set so I could try more of Eco Cha’s teas. It’s a great price and cheaper than buying separate. I don’t get creamy, buttery notes with the Jin Xuan as they report but still like the tea. High Mountain Concubine is quickly becoming a favorite.
I love the tea.
It is the taste of Taiwan tea.It is very pure, sweet, great fragrant
I think it is more pricey than I expect, but well, ok, is Taiwan tea.
Is the Taiwan tea taste I familiar with.
My favorite is 贵妃 Concubine Oolong Tea