The traditional method of flavoring: at a certain stage of processing, tea is flavored with an extract (or pollen – every company or small household has its own procedures and very reluctantly reveals them) of osmanthus. Similar teas on the market can be very different – they can be very expensive and high quality or even cheap (cheap leaves and cheap extract).
Gui Hua
“Osmanthus” – Taiwanese oolong with the scent of osmanthus. There are several methods by which a similar tea aroma is achieved. Our Gui Hua is made by the traditional method.
The infusion gives a yellow color with a thin scent full of osmanthus and citrus tones, slightly sour and refreshing, which will withstand many infusions.
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