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Taiwan Jade Mountain Oolong Organic Tea

Name: Taiwan Jade Mountain Oolong Organic Tea
Brand: HR Higgins
SKU: TEA-TAI-JMO-50G
Price: 16.25 GBP
Availability: InStock

£16.25

An exceptionally fresh, sweet and delicate Oolong grown on a Jade Mountain estate in Taiwan.

Tea Pack Size

Quantity

Origin

Taiwan

Region

Jade Mountain

Flavour Notes

Floral, Sweet, Creamy

Grown in Nantou, Jade Mountain Oolong is a 2020 high mountain Taiwan tea. The Huang family who own the estate produce 1.5 tonnes of tea per year. The leaves of this rare and delicate tea are of the Qin Zin varietal.

In order to prevent further oxidisation occurring, it is roasted at the end of the manufacturing process. Provided they are stored in an airtight container in a dry cupboard, the Oolong leaves will mature. As a result, the flavour continues to develop over time.

The flavour of this Jade Mountain Oolong Taiwan tea is very sweet for the first few infusions, growing gradually more vegetal.

Recommended brew method

We suggest you infuse 6g of tea per 150ml for 1 minute at 90C. Up to a further 7 infusions are possible by increasing the infusion time by 30 seconds each time after the third infusion.

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