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Oolong Tea | "Amber Rhyme 85" Heavy Roasted 微韻85

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    • Product description

      "Amber Rhyme 85"  heavy roasted oolong tea has a number 85 comes from the temperature during the hand roasting process. 

      The heart of this roasted oolong tea is a blend of competition-grade Dong Ding Chin-Shin Oolong and complemented by the high and clear aroma of Sijichun, with a special ratio of two cultivars then roasted in traditional Dong Ding style.

      This amber-color, heavy roasted tea brings out a sweet plum front note and a deep, woody base character typically only found in aged teas, making this tea particularly memorable.

      Tea Information

      Oxidation: 25-30%

      Roasting: Heavy

      Aftertaste: Strong

      Cultivar: Chin-Shin Oolong, Sijichun

      Year / Season: 2023 Autumn

      Origin: Lu gu township, Nantou, Taiwan

      Flavour Profile

      Aroma: Roasted, ripe plum, floral, deep and a comforting woody aftertaste.

      Mouthfeel: Lingering, medium-bodied

      How to Brew

      Gong Fu Cha style:

      5g / 100ml , 100°C, purple clay pot 

      60 sec / 50 sec / 60 sec / add 30 secs each steep from the 4th steep 

      Western Teapot:

      Tea / water ratio 1:50, 100°C, brew for 6 mins.

      Behind the Tea

      This special Oolong blend is created by Mr. Huang (黃駿豪), the owner of one of the oldest traditional teahouse in Taipei, alone with a local tea roaster located in the famous Lugu (鹿谷) township.

      "Returning to the essence of things" is the spirit behind this tea. Mr. Huang is adept at uncovering the shining essence within materials that are often overlooked by conventional standards. With machine harvest tea leaves and Sijichun, Amber Rhyme is born under the same philosophy.

      "Without sacrificing the taste, I hope to maximize the essence of tea and offer it to anyone who appreciates the essence of things, while keeping the price reasonable" Mr. Huang said.

      Used to be sold only at Mr. Huang's teashop in Taipei, now also available at Yumm-cha with limited quantity.

    Product description

    "Amber Rhyme 85"  heavy roasted oolong tea has a number 85 comes from the temperature during the hand roasting process. 

    The heart of this roasted oolong tea is a blend of competition-grade Dong Ding Chin-Shin Oolong and complemented by the high and clear aroma of Sijichun, with a special ratio of two cultivars then roasted in traditional Dong Ding style.

    This amber-color, heavy roasted tea brings out a sweet plum front note and a deep, woody base character typically only found in aged teas, making this tea particularly memorable.

    Tea Information

    Oxidation: 25-30%

    Roasting: Heavy

    Aftertaste: Strong

    Cultivar: Chin-Shin Oolong, Sijichun

    Year / Season: 2023 Autumn

    Origin: Lu gu township, Nantou, Taiwan

    Flavour Profile

    Aroma: Roasted, ripe plum, floral, deep and a comforting woody aftertaste.

    Mouthfeel: Lingering, medium-bodied

    How to Brew

    Gong Fu Cha style:

    5g / 100ml , 100°C, purple clay pot 

    60 sec / 50 sec / 60 sec / add 30 secs each steep from the 4th steep 

    Western Teapot:

    Tea / water ratio 1:50, 100°C, brew for 6 mins.

    Behind the Tea

    This special Oolong blend is created by Mr. Huang (黃駿豪), the owner of one of the oldest traditional teahouse in Taipei, alone with a local tea roaster located in the famous Lugu (鹿谷) township.

    "Returning to the essence of things" is the spirit behind this tea. Mr. Huang is adept at uncovering the shining essence within materials that are often overlooked by conventional standards. With machine harvest tea leaves and Sijichun, Amber Rhyme is born under the same philosophy.

    "Without sacrificing the taste, I hope to maximize the essence of tea and offer it to anyone who appreciates the essence of things, while keeping the price reasonable" Mr. Huang said.

    Used to be sold only at Mr. Huang's teashop in Taipei, now also available at Yumm-cha with limited quantity.