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Cuiyu Tea
Cuiyu Tea
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Jade Jade Tea has a unique, intense, wild and refined flavour, complemented by buttery, fruity and floral aromas. The aroma is reminiscent of fresh wildflowers in a spring garden.
Cuiyu tea, also known as jade oolong tea and Taiwan No. 13 tea, is one of the varieties cultivated by the Taiwan Tea Improvement Farm.
This tea is like the color of Jiufen sky at sunrise, dazzling.
Properties: Mildly oxidized oolong tea
Aroma: Hedychium coronarium / Orchid / Spice
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