A question many friends have asked: Where is the Hehuanshan tea region? Some people online say it’s Cifeng, while others claim it’s in Jingguan Tribe and Lushan Tribe. Which one is actually the real Hehuanshan tea region? An Expansive Hehuanshan Tea Region The Hehuanshan mountain range is vast, spanning from Maleba to DongYanShan, and from
While Lishan, Alishan, and ShanLinXi high mountain teas are world-renowned, Renai Township is actually home to Taiwan’s highest-altitude and highest-yielding high mountain tea regions. The five major tea regions of Renai Township produce exceptional, premium-grade high mountain tea. Here are the five major tea regions of Renai Township: The Five Major Tea Regions of Renai
Taiwanese high mountain tea is renowned worldwide for its unique aroma—the higher the altitude, the more pronounced the fragrance. We’ve ranked Taiwan’s high mountain tea regions by elevation to help tea lovers better understand each area. Here are the top 10 highest tea regions in Taiwan: Taiwan High Mountain Tea Ranking: Top 10 by Elevation
An international tea enthusiast asks: Which tea region produces the most expensive high mountain tea in Taiwan? I’ve heard that for high mountain oolong tea, higher prices mean higher altitudes and better quality—so which one is actually the most expensive? Taiwan’s Most Expensive High Mountain Tea Liao Chang Xing: Altitude is indeed one of the
A PTT netizen asks: Is Fushou Lishan tea good? Since Fushou Lishan tea is quite expensive, I’d like to know what it tastes like before buying. How does the brewing method for Fushou Lishan tea differ from regular high mountain tea? Is Fushou Lishan Tea Good? Whether in star-studded or ordinary tea regions, there are
First of all, you need to know that “Fushou Lishan tea” is not the same as “Fushoushuan tea.” Fushoushuan tea refers specifically to “tea produced by Fushoushuan Farm.” Since there are also private tea gardens near the farm, the tea industry started calling them “Fushou Lishan tea” to tell them apart, commonly known as “off-farm
Explore Taiwan’s finest high mountain teas, venturing deep into Lishan, Alishan, ShanLinXi, and Ren’ai Township to savor the aromatic tea feast gifted by nature. Every tea leaf holds its own unique flavor and charm, and with every sip, you can feel nature’s wondrous bounty and the profound heritage of Taiwanese tea culture. Here are the
An overseas tea enthusiast asked: What is a reasonable price for Fushou Lishan tea? Some sellers in the market offer hand-picked 150 g packages for only NT$300, or 300 g and 600 g for just NT$500 and NT$1,000, claiming it’s authentic Fushou Lishan tea sold directly by the farmer at such a low price. Is
A tea enthusiast wrote in to ask: Liao Chang Xing, I saw an online tea merchant selling Yuanfeng tea, and when I asked where the tea plantation is, they said it’s by the side of Yuanfeng Mountain near Wuling. Is this true? What is the altitude and reputation of Yuanfeng tea? How can I get
Dear tea lovers, the Cuifeng Spring Tea everyone has been waiting for is finally being harvested! This year’s season started a full two weeks earlier than last year. Tea harvesting began on April 20, and so far, both yield and quality are looking better than the same period last year. However, heavy rain started pouring
HuaGung District 4 is a Tier 2 tea-producing area within the HuaGung tea region. Thanks to its fine quality and promotion by fellow tea merchants, it has become one of the most popular micro-regions in Lishan. While many sellers on the market offer HuaGung District 4 tea, the actual yield is quite limited, so buyers
I headed up to Lishan a few days ago to check on the 2024 Lishan spring tea crop, making my first stop around the Xinjiayang Settlement and Fushoushan Farm. The spring tea is looking really good this year—looks like the rain in late April did wonders for it~ A Fortunate Season for 2024 Lishan Spring
This year, insufficient spring rainfall in Alishan resulted in a spring tea harvest that was, frankly, just average in both quantity and quality. March rainfall in DongYanShan was also on the lower side, but fortunately, heavy rain arrived from April 7th to 9th. This was a tremendous boost for the spring tea, making the DongYanShan
An introduction to Taiwan’s four major high mountain tea regions: Lishan, ShanLinXi, Alishan, and Ren’ai Township. Four Major High Mountain Tea Regions Lishan Tea Region Includes Xinjiayang, Songmao, Huanshan, Wuling Farm, Fushoushan Farm, and more. Elevations range from 1,450 to 2,490 meters. ShanLinXi Tea Region Elevations range from 800 to 1,950 meters. The tea region
Is waiting for spring tea getting unbearable? As winter draws to a close and spring approaches each year, tea lovers reach out to us with many questions—with the “Alishan spring tea harvest schedule” being one of the most popular. We’ve compiled the most common questions to give you a complete guide to Alishan spring tea
