Nantou Four Seasons
This single-ingredient oolong is hand-picked in Nantou County, Taiwan, and lightly baked. The loose leaves are intended for multiple infusions.
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This oolong is made from a cultivar that can be harvested year-round— si ji chun , which means four seasons like spring. It’s grown in mountainous Nantou County, Taiwan, in the central part of the island. The hand-picked leaves are oxidized about 15% and rolled into ball shapes in small batches; this process, plus a final light baking, yields an ambrosial fragrance, nectar-sweet and floral. As the leaves unfurl through multiple infusions, light flavors of pine, white pepper and a fresh green note linger. A well-balanced, popular tea, it's
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