A Li Shan Ruan Zhi
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A Li Shan Ruan Zhi

Alpine oolong from the famous production area of Mount A Li Shan. The tea comes from the tea plantation at an altitude of about 1300 m.n.m.

Aromatic floral, fresh aroma with a rich fruity, complex taste. The consistency of the tea is quite dense, aftertaste long fading.

For lovers of alpine oolongs, this tea is a clear choice!

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Soft Stem (软枝), in classifying oolong cultivars, probably the original oolong cultivar brought from Fujian to Taiwan; same cultivar as Qing Xin.

The A Li Shan 阿里山 Mountains are located in the central-southern part of Taiwan. It is separated from Taiwan’s highest mountain, the Yushan, by the Qishan River. The highest peak is Mount Datashan (大 塔山), which has a height of 2663 m.n.m. The famous Taiwanese song ‘A Li Shan De Gu Niang’ is about a girl from the A Li Shan Mountains. The name of the mountain range probably comes from the word ‘Alit’, which in several Taiwanese indigenous languages means ‘ancestor mountain’ (ancient mountain).

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