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Lishan Oolong

This High Mountain Oolong has a scent of exotic flowers and a long, sweet aftertaste.
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Lishan High Mountain Oolong Tea

The finely rolled leaves have an intense scent of exotic flowers and sweets. This High Mountain Oolong (also known as Gaoshan) produces a silky, smooth mouth feel and a long, sweet aftertaste. It is an elegant tea from the Lishan mountains in Taiwan (which reach up to 2500 meter and are often hidden in fog). Plucking is done only twice a year. The great variations in temperature and the pure, rich soil make Lishan a superior tea.


High quality loose leaf tea direct from the teafarm

Lishan Oolong

The origin

Lishan Oolong Tea

The estates with tea plants of the Chin-shin variety grow peacefully at a cool, foggy altitude, high up in the central mountain area in the far-Eastern part of Taichung province. Lishan Oolong is a High Mountain tea, originating from the highest tea-producing mountains in the world. Since there are only one or two harvests in a year, the plant gets the opportunity to develop its delicate flavours. The great differences in temperature between day and night, as well as the rich soil, further contribute to this. Tea Master Joyce supervises the traditional processing of the hand-picked tea leaves. After a period of withering, first outside then inside, the leaves get their typical ball shape by being rolled in a machine for hours. Finally these little balls are being heated and dried.

  • Picking moment
    Spring
  • Oxidation level
    20%
  • Caffeine level
    Low

Lishan area, Taichung, Taiwan
2500 m

What do you see?

Green to ball-shaped leaves with a brown leaf edge and a bright greenish-yellow infusion

What do you smell?

Intense fragrance of exotic flowers, freshly baked cookies and melted butter

What are you tasting?

Sweet, floral, butter lettuce with a creamy mouth feel and long aftertaste of sweet candy

ENJOY HAO TCHA TEA

Water hardness

Prepare your tea with soft water for your perfect cup of tea.

Storage advice

Store this tea in an airtight container in a cool, dark and dry place. The taste may change slightly after a year.


Western brewing advice

180 ml 2 gr
500 ml6 gr
90-95ºC
2-3 min

Eastern brewing advice

80-130 ml3 gr
95ºC
45 sec
2 reinfusions

Lishan Oolong

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