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Roasted Alishan Oolong Tea

$22.00

Located in central Taiwan, Alishan is a renowned high-mountain tea-growing region, known for its cool, mist-covered slopes and pristine natural environment.

Situated at elevations between 1,000 and 1,600 meters, the tea farms here benefit from a unique combination of cool temperatures, abundant rainfall, and rich, well-drained soil. These conditions produce tea leaves with a remarkable balance of sweetness, floral notes, and depth.

Much like our unroasted Alishan Oolong, this tea offers a rich and complex tasting experience, but with more warmth and depth. The flavor is layered with notes of roasted barley, toasted almond, and a hint of stone fruit, all complemented by the deep, warming sweetness of caramel and baked apple.

These roasted elements are beautifully balanced by the oolong’s natural buttery and floral characteristics. The finish is smooth and lingering, with a mellow roasted aftertaste and a touch of honeyed sweetness. Its full-bodied, velvety mouthfeel adds to the tea's comforting and grounding quality, with each infusion deepening the roasted flavors while revealing delicate sweetness.

Harvest: Hand-harvested, small batch, from Alishan, Taiwan in spring 2024.

Elevation: 1500m

Brewing Guide:

  • 6g of tea in 10 ounces of water.
  • Steep for 4 minutes.
  • Re-steep.
  • Adjust to taste.

The leaves can be brewed 3-4 times.

Flavor and Aroma Profile of Teas

Tea with a soul

  • Our founders and team personally visit every farm we source from. Here at the Alishan Mountains in Taiwan.

  • Our teas are grown by small hold farmers. Most often it's generational legacy they are committed to preserve.
  • Every cup you savor has been been brewed in a tea ritual and tasted in the laboratory of love in a sit down with the farmer

Origin Story

  • Alishan High Mountain, Chiayi County (Taiwan)

  • Our Alishan High Mountain Oolong Tea comes from the Chiu family in Ruli Village, Chiayi County, established in 1990.

    Over the years, it has won numerous awards, including the Special and First Prizes in both spring and winter high mountain tea competitions hosted by the Meishan Farmers’ Association, Alishan Farmers’ Association, and the Chiayi County Tea-Making Association in the Alishan tea region.