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From Alishan's misty peaks, where the Lin family has farmed for 40 years.
GROWN BY Lin Liang-Chih & Guo Chun-mei
Award-winning high-mountain oolong from 1,600 meters - floral, creamy, unforgettable.
GROWN BY Shan Shen
High-mountain oolong, slow-baked to honeyed depth.
GROWN BY Lin Liang-Chih & Guo Chun-mei{
Morning ritual, afternoon clarity, or anyone new to oolong.
8g · 90-95°C / 195-205°F
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Quiet mornings, mindful afternoons, or anyone ready for a true high-mountain experience.
8g · 100C
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Caffeine
Evening sessions, cold weather, or anyone who loves depth over delicacy.
5g per 150ml · 95°C / 203°F
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From Alishan's misty peaks, where the Lin family has farmed for 40 years.
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Award-winning high-mountain oolong from 1,600 meters - floral, creamy, unforgettable.
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High-mountain oolong, slow-baked to honeyed depth.
View detailsTaiwan's most celebrated teas come from its mist-shrouded peaks.
Above 1,000 meters, slow-growing leaves develop a creamy, buttery body with notes of gardenia and a gentle lingering sweetness. The tea that put Taiwan on the world map.
Higher still at 1,500 meters, the air thins and the leaf transforms. Bright floral aromatics, silky texture, and a fruity complexity that only extreme altitude can produce.
The same terroir, passed through fire. Toasty, velvety, caramelized — warmth that settles into a long and satisfying finish.
Three teas. Two peaks. One island's mastery on full display.
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Alishan's misty peaks at 2,200m create slow-growing tea with a signature buttery sweetness and floral lift.

Tea terraces at 1,400 meters in Taiwan's Alishan range — where cool mist and slow growth produce some of the world's finest oolongs.

Lin Liang-Chih and Guo Chun-mei have farmed their Shizhuo estate since 1985. No pesticides, no middlemen — just three decades of craft.

Each batch is hand-rolled and lightly oxidized to preserve its delicate floral character, then cupped before it leaves the mountain.

Tea terraces at 1,400 meters in Taiwan's Alishan range — where cool mist and slow growth produce some of the world's finest oolongs.

Lin Liang-Chih and Guo Chun-mei have farmed their Shizhuo estate since 1985. No pesticides, no middlemen — just three decades of craft.

Each batch is hand-rolled then slow-baked over low heat to develop its toasty, honeyed depth — a process the Lin family has refined over three decades.
Grown in
Nantou's misty highlands at 1,600 meters — where the Shan family has crafted award-winning oolongs since 1978.

Tea gardens at 1,600 meters in Nantou's Da'an highlands — where cool mist, soft sunlight, and rich mountain soil produce Taiwan's most elegant oolongs.

The Shan family has farmed these slopes since 1978 — hand-picking each leaf, four decades of craft passed down through generations.

Traditional drying methods, small batches, no shortcuts. Every step controlled from field to final packaging.
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