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While a large proportion of the teas cultivated in Thailand are based on imported know-how from Taiwan, this variety is a purely Thai craftwork. Thanks to the excellent climatic conditions at altitudes of up to 1,200 m this tea ripens into a premium quality. The visual impression: long, roughly rolled, anthracite-coloured leaf with some silvery tips. The flavour: flowery scent with body. Delicately fruity flavours remain on your palate.
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 2-3 minutes brewing time

75° - 80 °C water temperature

4-5 level tsp./1 litre

Exceptional green Oolong teas which match or even surpass high quality green Formosa Jade Oolongs, have been produced for over 50 years now in the north of Thailand at the foot of the Mountain “Doi Phayapai”. The basis for these are imported tea plants from the Taiwanese highlands, coupled with the extensive know-how of Taiwanese tea makers who monitor the cultivation and make continuous improvements. Here, we have selected a quality, which enthuses with its dark green, finely rolled leaf. The infusion unfolds a glowing, citrus-coloured cup with an exceptionally flowery scent. The flavour-intensive bouquet and the smooth, but noticeable sweetness remain on your taste buds for a while after enjoying this masterful tea.
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 2-3 minutes brewing time

80° - 90 °C water temperature

4-5 heaped tsp./1 litre

Both ingredients of this tea, the Jinxuan Oolong as well as the leaves of the Nuo Mi Chiang plant (bot. Strobilanthes Nivea Craib) come from the mountainous region Chiang Rai in Northern Thailand. According to tradition, 95% of tea is blended with 5% of herbs, while the tea leaves were previously oxidized for approximately 8 hours. Together, they are then fermented again for another 16 hours. As a result, you receive a pleasantly mellow tea with an incomparable, intense scent and taste of cooked rice.

 1-3 minutes brewing time

80° - 90 °C water temperature

4-5 heaped tsp./1 litre