2022 Spring High Mountain Tea
Our High Mountain Oolongs from the mountain tea gardens of Alishan, Shanlinxi, Lishan and Dayuling in Taiwan have arrived!
For the third year we will be stocking a limited amount of High Mountain Oolong from the 100K Dayuling Tea Garden, one of the very highest elevation tea gardens left in Taiwan. Each box of 100K Dayuling oolong tea qualifies for free international shipping directly from our warehouse in Taiwan to your door!
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The No.4 Mine in Huanglong Mountain opened in 1972 and closed in 1997. The mine sits on the southwest side of the mountain. The mine penetrates deeper than most into the mountain, in some spots reaching as deep as 80m. A report from 1987 shows that only 0.012% of the ore mined at the time contained lüni.
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Where does Pear Skin Zhuni come from? How is this bumpy texture created?
Sometimes marketed as being an exotic variety of zhuni clay, or old storage “lao” zhuni clay, pear skin zhuni is produced through a very old technique that is still practiced in Yixing today, called 调砂 Tiaosha.
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Where does it come from and what exactly is it? Hongni is one of the most enigmatic clays in Yixing.
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