Address: 1f, No. 34, Alley 6, Lane 21, Fu Yang St. , Xinyi District, Taipei Taiwan (R. O. C), TW, Taiwan
Phone: +886-02-87324656
Taiwan Tao Cha Er Collector`s Gift Box
The Collector`s Gift Box contains four different teas. These are:Success Ganlu Tsuiyu Tea 50gTranquility Cingsiang Four Season Spring 50gTreasure Classic Oolong Tea 50gDream Baiyu Jinsyuan Tea 50gThis gift box has Chinese style packaging that incorporates Calligraphy, Ink Painting and Chinese Knots, making it a favorite with many overseas customers. This product has sold particularly well at the Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport and at many local gift markets.Picking Seasons: Spring, Winter
About the Dianhong Growing District: This is the general term for Yunan Black Tea that is classified into Dianhong Kungfu Tea and Dianhong Broken Tea. Dianhong is mainly produced in six areas along th
This is one the Chinese "Ten Famous Teas" and has the reputation of being "The King of Taiwanese Teas".It is produced in the Lugu tea district of Taiwan where the climate is cool and the mountains rem
Like free range chickens, "Free Range" teas are produced by tea plantations that have been deliberately left to grow on their own. No fertilizer or pesticides are used so the tealeaves come in differe
The Oriental Beauty Tea is one of Taiwan`s Ten Famous Teas. It was renowned as the "Formosa Oolong Tea" over a hundred years ago and awarded the title "Oriental Beauty Tea" by the British Queen. As th
The Sun-Moon Lake Black Tea is produced along the Maolan Mountain Range at Yuchih Shueishe. The mountainous tea district neighbors the Sun-Moon Lake and is comprised of natural forests nestled between
The Alishan Oolong Tea district is located at elevations between 1100m ~1800m. Apart from the tea district`s excellent conditions for growing high mountain tea, the area experiences perennial cloud, m
The Dayuling High Mountain Tea is grown in the mountains at elevations of over 2600m. Like other mountain teas, it is a fragrant tea that can be steeped repeatedly. Dayuling High Mountain Tea are grow
Lishan High Mountain Tea is grown high up in the mountains at 2600m above the sea level. Tea growers pick the winter tea in October of the Chinese Lunar Calendar while the spring tea is picked in June
The Sun link sea High Mountain Tea`s winter tea is picked in the October of the Chinese Lunar Calendar while spring tea is picked in May. As the area is shrouded in clouds and mists all year round. th
help
Add to favorite
Favorite products
