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Clean, delicate oolong from Taiwan's highest mountains.
We almost drove past the monastery. Tucked into the mountainside on the road through Yushan, it was a place to stretch after hours of driving. A man welcomed us in and offered tea — and the tea was exceptional. He was the one growing it. A third-generation tea farmer, he gives his time and his harvest to the monastery and its visitors, offering tea as an act of service, not business. That care shows in every cup: clean, high-grown, and layered, with no attempt to standardize or over-process. This tea is small batch and sourced directly from him. Because his focus is quality and tradition rather than volume, what we can offer is limited.
We found this tea by chance, at a mountainside monastery in Yushan, Taiwan
Grown below Jade Mountain, the highest peak in Taiwan
A third-generation farmer who shares his harvest as an act of service

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From the slopes of Taiwan's highest peak, above 2,000m elevation
Grown in
Alishan's misty peaks at 2,200m create slow-growing tea with a signature buttery sweetness and floral lift.
High-mountain tea gardens in Taiwan's Yushan range — above 2,000 meters, where cool mist and slow growth concentrate aroma and sweetness.
Leaves are picked in small batches. A third-generation farmer grows our Yushan oolong with care passed down over three generations.
Winter snow on the tea terraces. Short seasons and harsh conditions limit yields — and give high-mountain tea its clarity.