Taiwan's most heavily oxidised oolong, from Luye in Taitung. Rolled, roasted and oxidised almost to a black tea, with a honey sweetness that usually comes from leafhopper-bitten leaf. Deep and smooth, ripe fruit and caramel, none of a green oolong's edge.
Tasting Notes
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Origin
Luye, Taitung, Taiwan
Plant
Various, often Qing Xin Oolong
Land
150–350m
Craft
Summer harvest. Oolong's heaviest oxidation, then heavy rolling and roasting. Honey note from leafhopper-bitten summer leaf.
Brewing
GongfuAdd 10s each steep · 6-8 steeps
Timed for this tea
From the tea table
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