In Taiwans esteemed tea county of Nantou, Mr. Tings farm spans across the western foothills of Mount Hehuan, settled in the sprawling acres of Huisun. Though Nantou is famous for its high mountain oolongs, experiments in black tea production bred promising
In Taiwans esteemed tea county of Nantou, Mr. Tings farm spans across the western foothills of Mount Hehuan, settled in the sprawling acres of Huisun. Though Nantou is famous for its high mountain oolongs, experiments in black tea production bred promising dynamic, intensely sweet flavors over the past decade. Mr. Tings harvests, like many high mountain tea fields, produce a small micro lot due to the mountains challenging terroir; adding patience to seasonality, he waits 28 days from springs harvest to begin plucking this special summer harvest. Though Qing Xin is a hearty cultivar, and renowned for its sweetness, Mr. Tings slow, careful rolling of the leaves intensifies its rock candy notes into a plush, dessert-like cup.
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