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The Enchanting Mist of a Fairyland
Wu Song Long Oolong Tea
The Wu Song Long Oolong Tea garden is located at an altitude of 1,630 meters in the Zhaoshu Lake Da'ao area of the Alishan tea-producing region. The tea garden adopts a friendly land natural farming management approach, the area is often wrapped in mist during the afternoons, creating a fairyland-like atmosphere. This unique microclimate, combined with soil rich in minerals and trace elements, provides the perfect vitality for tea trees, offering an ideal environment for the growth of high-quality Oolong tea trees.
Wonderland-like comprehensive aroma
Wu Song Long Oolong Tea is made from hand-picked oolong tea leaves, selecting one bud with two or three leaves, and processed entirely by hand with traditional ball-rolling techniques. The tea is dried tightly and is able to withstand multiple infusions, with each infusion releasing a distinct aroma. The flavors include pine forest, orchid, ginger flower, and a special mountain essence. The tea liquor is a bright honey-yellow color, with soft and sweet water, leaving a lasting fragrance on the palate. It has a strong throat sensation and a rich returning sweetness. Drinking it feels like being in a misty fairyland, making it a favorite among tea connoisseurs.
Recommended Brewing Method
Any tea utensils are fine, and the temperature of the water is boiling water. It is recommended to soak for about 60 seconds for the first brew, about 50 seconds for the second brew, and about 40 seconds for the third brew, and the subsequent brewing time can be adjusted according to personal preference.
Place of Origin
The tea garden is situated at an altitude of 1,630 meters in the Zhaoshu Lake Da'ao area of the Alishan tea region. Surrounded by pristine forests and bamboo groves protected from development, the environment is serene and the air is fresh. The daily temperature difference reaches up to 9 degrees, and the area is often enveloped in mist during the afternoons, creating a fairyland-like atmosphere. This ideal microclimate, along with soil rich in minerals and trace elements, provides the best vitality for tea trees, ensuring the growth of high-quality oolong tea trees.
