Oriental Beauty Oolong Tea
This loose-leaf oolong is single-origin from Hsinchu County, Taiwan, and its leaves are nibbled by leafhoppers during growth. The tea gardens are described as pesticide-free.
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Oriental Beauty has a secret: this honey-sweet, loose-leaf oolong owes at least some of its rare charm to insects. Nibbled by tiny green leafhoppers, or tea jassids, its leaves begin to oxidise while the leaves are still on the plant, triggering the production of polyphenols and making for this superbly smooth and fruity luxury tea. Also known as Dongfang Meiren, or Bai Hao ('white tip'), Oriental Beauty is grown in the Hsinchu County area of northern Taiwan. As its Bai Hao name suggests, it's one of the very few 'tippy' oolongs – only shoots containing one bud and two top leaves are
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