[2017 spring pick] frozen top oolong tea leaves 120g

Taiwanese are very fond of drinking oolong tea. Because oolong tea is not only sweet and sweet, but the throat of the oolong tea (after the rhyme) is a wonderful reverberation. Oolong tea can be tasted fresh like green tea, and it can also approximate the richness of black tea. It can also appreciate the returning sweetness brought by the roasting process. Therefore, the Taiwanese have subdivided the oolong tea into many oolong teas according to the degree of fermentation and the degree of roasting. Not only that, the oolong tea of each system is also subdivided into regional and seasonal differences. In the season, it is a ripe-flavored frozen top oolong tea, which also emphasizes the two seasons of winter and spring. Because of the tea picked in these two seasons, the polysaccharide-rich material tastes smooth (ancient slippery), the tea soup tastes sweet, and the throat rhyme is sure to be a must. Therefore, there is a saying that every tea drinker can catch up with "winter tea, spring tea and incense." 2017 Frozen Top Oolong Tea Spring Tea, rich in sweet and sour taste, smooth and smooth on the palate, the tea soup is soft and not irritating, but the rest of the mouth is full of sweet and rich aftertaste. This does not lose any drink in the world that deserves to be appreciated. You must try it, let you try it out as a patron, and only pick up the spring and winter. [About... Frozen Top Oolong Tea] Produce Area Territory / Nantou Lugu Township 800M above sea level Tea Tree Variety / Green Heart Oolong Picking season / spring 2017 Aroma / sugar cane, rice bran, charcoal roasting incense Flavor description / rich ripe tea, sweet and beautiful oolong tea taste, but also after the high temperature charcoal roasting Tasting time / Be addicted, always want to drink Quality specifications / passed the national pesticide residue standard SGS test Baking degree / medium baking Fermentation / light fermentation We believe that a good life can be started simply from a cup of tea... https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4496/37164686334_9047f7e616_b.jpg Origin / manufacturing methods Taiwanese handmade tea