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2026 Core Organic Product List

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2026 Organic Tea Collection

white tea

1. Ruby White Tea

Wild ruby leaves sun‑withered like grass on a hike. Take a sip—suddenly you’re biting a crisp apple on a peppermint trail, honey dripping from your smile.

white tea

2. Island White Tea – Solar‑Moonlight Grade

Picked under full sun while the leaf still holds the day’s warmth, then shade‑withered for 72 hours—solar perfume transformed into cool, moonlit floral mist. Smoke‑free and nearly caffeine‑free, the leaf locks in crystalline amino acids that unfurl into silky narcissus and alpine honey, then fade into a pure, sweet hush. Crafted for Michelin‑caliber final pours and serene VIP nightcaps—full flavor, no wake‑up call.

green tea

3. Formosa Matcha

Taiwan Matcha, umami velvet. Latte or pastry, pure elegance.

green tea

4. GABA Green Tea

Retains the refreshing comfort of green tea, while anaerobic processing brings subtle dried‑fruit notes.

oolong tea

5. Four Seasons Oolong Tea – fresh note

High‑fragrance craft locks the mountain‑mist vivacity into every leaf. Crisp, softly floral, and always within arm’s reach—Taiwan’s everyday sip.

oolong tea

6. Four Seasons Oolong Tea – Light Baked

Roaster’s gentle charcoal kiss fixes the volatile bouquet—every brew tastes like spring bottled at 5 a.m. Taiwan’s daily oolong—light bake, lasting bloom.

oolong tea

7. Wuyi Honey‑Scent Oolong

Traditional oolong, “Formosa Tea” in early‑19th‑century honey melon, honey scent, floral, baked feel.

oolong tea

8. Eight Immortals Oolong Tea

Honey scent, caramelized, candy‑like sweetness; a rich, captivating mouthfeel.

oolong tea

9. Gui‑Fei Oolong Tea

Only when leafhoppers bite under late‑summer sun does the leaf ooze honey; slow bake lifts it to lychee perfume—seasonal, limited, unforgettable.

oolong tea

10. Aged Oolong Tea (2010)

Fifteen years of slow aging yield mellow wood, dried jujube and subtle spice; a collector’s treasure.

oolong tea

11. Phoenix Dancong ‧ Elegant Orchid

We air-lifted the towering single-bush mother trees to subtropical Taiwan, let them breathe sea-mountain air, then coaxed their orchid soul with Taiwan’s fruit-floral craft. A slow charcoal finish turns leaf into silky lanolin-honey liquor: eight steeps, nine transformations, petals sinking, orchid milk rising—elegant from first sip.

oolong tea (in between with black tea) #2023 ITCE Recommended Award

12. Expressive Fruit Red Oolong

My 80 % oxidized red oolong gives off a vermilion wave of sun‑warmed lychee & candied mango—same lot that keeps my export mailboxes full of “très fruité” from French drinkers.

 

black tea

13. Ruby Black Tea – Elevated

Peppermint‑cool ascends, cinnamon glow descends, sun‑baked apple caramel melts into silk honey; time‑stretched withering triples the aromatic strata, 18‑hour slow oxidation forges a ruby depth, and a lightning roast fixes the lingering spice. A single sip redraws the latitude of black tea.

 

black tea #2024 ITCE Gold Medal

14. Taiwan Lapsang Black Tea – Smoke‑Free, Fire‑Crafted (2024 ITCE Gold Medal)

We revived the legend without a thread of smoke: master roasting replaces pine‑firing, erasing PAHs while keeping soul. Island‑grown leaves are heat‑sculpted into rose‑apple brightness, caramel silk, and a whisper of cedar. Sip neat for fruit‑honey brilliance, add milk for malty smoothness, pair with slow‑braised meats—your table now outranks royalty.

 

black tea #2025 Best

15. Apple Honey Black Tea

Building on the 2024 Lapsang Black, this evolved blend deepens the toasted wood base with Keemun’s baked apple, Oriental Beauty’s lychee‑fruit note, and a mellow Taiwanese honey finish. Multiple roasts and long resting allow aromas to harmonise over time. The result: a layered black‑tea symphony, smooth yet vibrant, with an elegant, lingering aftertaste. Ideal for gifting, savoring, or cellaring.

 

black tea

16. Aged Black Tea (2010)

Time is the only master. Fourteen quiet years have folded bulky tannins into silky amino ribbons, birthing a whispered fruit note and the softest umami—an elegance that only patience can licence. Each sip feels like velvet light, a high‑class patina born purely from calendar pages turning.

 

black tea

17. Bao Zhong Oolong Tea

Often described as “green tea plus” or “oolong lite,” Baozhong offers a clean, refreshing profile with gentle floral aroma.

 

black tea

18. GABA Oolong Tea

Naturally rich in GABA, known to support a calm, relaxed state of mind. A gentle oolong infusion with soft dried‑fruit notes from anaerobic processing, offering a soothing and comforting experience.