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Oriental Beauty Oolong Tea / Dongfang Meiren vs Alishan Oolong Tea 台湾东方美人 vs 阿里山乌龙
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ธ.ค. 2020
- Welcome to our channel! In our last video, I introduced Oolong tea.
We usually divide Oolong into four main categories according to their place of origin: Guangdong Oolong, Taiwan Oolong, Southern Fujian Oolong and Northern Fujian Oolong. In today's video, I'll taste and share the two most representative types of Taiwan oolong tea: Oriental Beauty and Alishan (high mountain) oolong tea.
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Great video. Thank you! But can you turn down the music volume in future videos? 🤗
Great video, thanks! Suggestion: would prefer without music or with softer music at lower volume : )
Hi Fabio, thanks for your suggestion!!! We will use more gentle music in our future videos.
Very nice those are 2 I am deciding about also guefei is a choice
Taiwanese Tea includes four main types: Oolong Tea, Black Tea, Green Tea, and White tea. The earliest record of Tea Trees found in Taiwan is from 1717AD, in Shui Sha Lian (水沙連), present-day Yuchi and Puli, Nantou County. Some of the Teas retain the Island Country's former name, Formosa. Oolong Teas grown in Taiwan account for about 20% of World Production, and are quite Favored and In-Demand by many Tea Drinkers for their Unique Taste and Flavors. There are many different places Tea Plants are grown on Taiwan, so, just like People, they're all a little bit different from each other, and there are many different ones produced. You could spend a Lifetime, trying them all, and just like Wines, each year's Crop is different from previous ones, so no two Productions are quite the same. Some years are better than others, and Prices reflect that. Taiwan is quite Mountainous, which makes for many Great Places to grow Tea Plants, which like Well Drained, Hillside Locations, of various Altitudes, depending on the Cultivar. The Tea Plants that were brought over to Taiwan from Mainland China are the ones that have Smaller Leaves. They're not inferior, just different, from the Larger Leaf Varietals. I also understand that the Tea Leaf Processing done on Taiwan is different from the ones usually done in places on Mainland China, but that about 30 years ago, the Taiwan Process was brought back to Mainland China, and has become quite popular, again, today. Fujian Province, where much of the Mainland Chinese Tea is grown, is located right across (about 90 miles) the Taiwan Straits, from Taiwan, so in many ways, they share much of the same Weather Conditions for growing Tea Plants, like Temperature, Humidity, Rainfall Amounts, Storms, and other Atmospherics . Fujian Province is mostly mountainous, and is traditionally said to be "Eight Parts Mountain, One Part Water, and One Part Farmland" (八山一水一分田). The soils, however, are different from Taiwan, so the Tea Leaves are not exactly the same Flavor, Color, Texture, Size, and Aroma, but each place's Teas have a lot to offer, and everyone should try as many of them as they can, to see for themselves, which one(s) they like to drink. I say TRY THEM ALL, and ENJOY THEM ALL too. ;o)
teas from Taiwan is divine, no doubt about it…sadly u will only know when you have a taste of it😂😅
Agreed with other commenters loved everything about the video but the MUSIC has to GO! It's annoying
you have good info but we cannot hear it because of the music
Thanks for this! New subscriber. Hope you make more content!
I'm from Brazil!!! Love your job!
Thanks for the great content!
For proper nouns like Oriental Beauty, it would be helpful for me if you guys put Chinese characters in the on-screen subtitles. Cheers from Japan.
but if you use taiwan tea, you should use smelling cups.
Hey what’s the differences between dong ding and si ji chuen? Which one better?
You are the oriental beauty 😉
Very interesting. Pity about the awful, unnecessary ‘music’.
Hey what's a good dark rich Oolong tea..?
Beautiful...the tea I mean... : )( :
What is the recommended way to brew oolong if I want to put it in a 400ml tumbler?
We recommend that you use another brewing vessel and only put tea liquor to your tumbler, or you can use a tea filter bag and remove the tea bag after a few minutes.
hey I want to buy it. I am in Canada
Hi Mukesh! Currently we only ship within Australia. Would you mind DM your address to our Instagram: taishan_tea_club？We can send your the fee of international shipping.
Can i just brew it straight for 2 minutes ?
Hi Hakan, we do not suggest that way, because too long brewing time will result in bitter flavour of tea.