Osmanthus Oolong
Osmanthus Oolong
Osmanthus Oolong
Osmanthus Oolong
Osmanthus Oolong
Osmanthus Oolong

Osmanthus Oolong

Orignating from Nantou, Taiwan, Jin Xuan undergoes light fermentation and minimal processing to allow its unique characteristics full play. The sweet and milky Jin Xuan and osmanthus with rich floral notes are delicately roasted, leaving a soft, smooth, and unforgettable taste.

Osmanthusgreen tea

Product Description

The name "Jin Xuan Tea" originates from the cultivation efforts at the Taiwan Tea Research and Extension Station. Mr. Wu Zhen-Duo carefully selected and bred it for his mother, making it one of the representatives of Taiwanese tea. Inheriting Taiwan's excellent tea-making traditions, Jin Xuan Tea has gained the admiration of tea enthusiasts for its unique aroma and taste.

There's an ancient saying: "The fragrance of magnolia can be sensed three miles away; osmanthus fragrance, even without wind, can be smelled ten miles away." The small and compact osmanthus flowers, when clustered together, spread a sweet aroma that can fill households and neighborhoods. Quietly emitting accumulated richness, it is subtle yet fragrant. The lightly fermented high-mountain Jin Xuan, with its hint of milky fragrance, combined with the fumigation of osmanthus rice, not only exhibits a clear and bright color but also offers a refreshing and full-bodied tea aroma. The taste is sweet and satisfying, creating a delightful moment akin to attending a fragrance-tasting flower gathering.

On a weekend afternoon, pick up a favorite book and brew yourself a cup of fragrant Osmanthus Oolong Tea. In this self-enriching moment, it feels as if you are strolling through an alley filled with osmanthus blossoms, enjoying the deliciousness and aroma.

Tasting Notes

ShapeBall-shaped oolong with Osmanthus

ColorGoose yellow

AromaSweet osmanthus aroma with oolong's fresh fragrance

FlavorRich and mellow flavor with the fragrance of osmanthu

Ingredients

Oolong tea (Taiwan), Osmanthus(China)

Steeping Instructions

TEA BAG

1

WATER

180ml

TEMPERATURE

100 °C

TIME

4~6min

Pour 100°C water over one teabag and infuse for 4~6 minutes for one cup (about 180ml). Remove teabag and serve.