Li Shan
Wen Shan Bao Zhong
Naivetea
Here are another pair of oolong teas from Naivetea. I've reviewed several other varieties from these oolong specialists so far and I have yet to run across a dud. Of this pair of light oolongs, I liked Li Shan the best, but there was certainly nothing wrong with the Wen Shan Bao Zhong.
Li Shan
Distinctive mountain essence, notes of fresh flowers and fruits, lingering refined sweetness.
Mouth Feel: Soft with light and smooth body
Aroma: Delicate, fresh nectar with fruit notes
Ingredients: Ching Shin Oolong
Oxidation/Fermentation: Light
Origin: Li Shan, also known as Pear Mountain, one of the highest altitude tea farming regions in Central Taiwan
Elevation: 2,100 meters/6,889 feet
Wen Shan Bao Zhong
Mouth Feel: Soft with light and smooth body
Aroma: Profuse flowers with hints of orchid and osmanthus
Ingredients: Ching Shin Oolong
Oxidation/Fermentation: Light
Origin: Highest altitude tea farm in Ping Lin, Northern Taiwan
Elevation: 650 meters/2,132 feet
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