ORIGINAlso known as Cui Lu Wu Long this cultivar was developed in 1981 by TRES (Tea Research and Extension Station) and is one of the most famous tea cultivars in Taiwan along with Jin Xuan and
Si JI Chun but quite rare nowadays due to a fact that require more maintenance and knowledge about its peculiarities. This cultivar has a bright floral flavour and is rich in beneficial properties.
Tea consists of a young tea leaf grown in the Baguashan area, at an altitude of 450 meters above sea level. Organic gardening under the guidance of an experienced tea master creates conditions for the production of high-quality tea.
ORGANOLEPTICSDry tea leaves have a sweet and intense floral fragrance. After warming up aroma continues with milky, creamy notes. After rinsing aroma develops into more obvious and fresh notes of wildflowers, and birch bark with a little citrus hint. During the tea session, the aroma develops into more perfume and bakery notes. A little bit of cinnamon and vanilla as well as fresh woody notes.
The taste is sweet and smooth with a long-lasting honey aftertaste. Floral, herbal notes with a clear jasmine overtone. Creamy texture and delicate and rich taste guarantee a very nice tea experience for lightly-fermented wulong connoisseurs. The tea opens into whole leaves that retain their shape and integrity.