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Formosa Alishan Jin Xuan Oolong (Golden Lily)

阿里山金萱-嘉義.台灣


Price: CAD$3.80

14g Mini Bag
0.5oz
4-6 servings

Stock: 3


 
Price: CAD$13.80

56g Canister
2oz
20-24 servings

Stock: 3


 
Price: CAD$26.00

112g Bag
4oz
40-48 servings

Stock: 3


 
Price: CAD$26.50

112g Canister
4oz
40-48 servings

Stock: 3


 
Price: CAD$47.00

224g Bag
8oz
80-96 servings

Stock: 1


 
Price: CAD$94.00

500g Bag
17.86oz
190-220 servings

Stock: 0


 

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Formosa Alishan Jin Xuan Oolong


Origin
: Alishan, Chiayi, Taiwan 阿里山.嘉義.台灣
Style: Lightly fermented Oolong, medium bodied, floral creamy aroma
Loose leaf style: Half ball Dongding oolong style
Loose leaf color: Brownish dark green
Wet leaf style: Dark green center with brown red edge
Tea color: Honey Green

Also known as Golden Lily Oolong, Jinxuan is another new varietal developed in Taiwan from 1990s. Processed in traditional Dongding Oolong style, it is another lightly fermented Oolong tea with intense characters. The tea starts with a Baozhong-like floral aroma, and finishes with a smooth and sweet creamy flavor. Our Formosa Alishan Jinxuan is slightly different to our Lugu Jinxuan due to the different elevation between to places. Alisan Jinxuan is stronger in creamy aroma, and Lugu Jinxuan dominates floral aroma. Both are excellent light oolong teas.

Brewing:
Steep 1 teaspoon tea leaves in 150cc(5oz) 95°C(203F) water, steam about 1 minute for the first brew to unroll the leaves. 30-40 seconds for the second infusion, and double the timing for the following infusions. Provides 3 or more infusions.

Teaware:
Zisha teapot, gaiwan, porcelain teaware.

REVIEW BY: Bill  Reviewed  16 February 2008
From the moment I opened the tin, I could tell that this tea was of good quality. The nice floral aroma was thick and the dried leaves had a nice sheen to them indicating that the tea was nicely processed. The liquor was clear which is indicative of a proper "kill green" - sign of quaility. Pleasantly floral and creamy which is true to the style. It was a pleasure to drink! Ancient Tea Horse Road Blog www.ancientteahorseroad.blogspot.com

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