Our “Spring Harvest Best Value Collection” is here, curated specifically for tea lovers who prefer to skip the hype of famous mountains and avoid the “origin markup,” focusing purely on enjoying the essence of the tea itself. 😀😀
For this year’s selection, we’ve sourced tea from four distinct areas: Shizhuo (石棹), Dongyanshan (東眼山), Cuifeng 1900 (翠峰1900), and Qilaishan Tunyuan (奇萊山屯原). These four teas represent what we consider the gold standard for “best value” and “punching above their weight.” Not only is their quality superior to 90% of the teas from their respective regions, but they could easily hold their own against teas from more prestigious areas. If you’re looking to enjoy high-quality tea without the celebrity-region price tag, these are definitely worth a try.
The “Best Value Tea Set” includes four bags, 75g each, for a total of 300g. While the original price is NT$1,425, you can grab the set for just NT$1,300. Also, both of our Qilaishan (奇萊山) selections this year have incredible potential to “punch up.” We featured the first set a few days ago, so we’ve set this collection to include the second set by default—but if you’d prefer to mix it with the first one, just leave a note on your order, and we’ll handle it for you.
By the way, if you’re looking for even better value, keep an eye out for our “High Mountain Autumn Harvest” in a month. If the weather conditions are right, the quality of the autumn harvest can often rival or even beat the spring crop, all at about two-thirds of the price. It’s easily the best-value tea season of the year.
Michael A. (Verified Owner) –
This starter set is a goldmine! I’ve been a Japanese green tea drinker for years, but these 4 Taiwanese teas opened up a whole new world for me. Each variety has its own unique character, and they are so much easier on my stomach than coffee. Amazing value!