Oct 16, 2020 · Li Shan oolong tea is known as the "King of Teas." It has a fruity fragrance that is not found in other Taiwan teas. Its high price is due to its superior quality and also the fact that it is produced in limited quantities with just two harvests per year.

Jul 18, 2023 · Lishan oolong tea hails from the Lishan mountain range in Taiwan. The tea has a smooth and mellow taste, with notes of flowers and fruits. The tea is grown at elevations between 1,200 and 2,600 meters above sea level, making it one of the highest-grown teas on the island.

Jan 20, 2023 · Li Shan (known as Li Mountain or Pear Mountain) tea is a representative of high mountain tea in Taiwan. Li Shan is located in Heping District, Taichung City, at the junction of Nantou County and Hualien County, with an altitude of more than 1,600 meters.

Oct 25, 2023 · Famed as the “King of Teas” in Taiwan, Lishan oolong tea is one of Taiwan’s best premium tea. The conducive environment and temperature result in superior quality tea as the tea plantations thrive in the environment and the land is filled with fertile soil.

Sep 26, 2024 · This year's Li Shan High Mountain Oolong is an exceptionally well-executed tea from a special subregion within the acclaimed greater growing area of 梨山 Lí Shān (translation Pear Mountain). Expect long-lasting tones of tropical fruit, dignified vegetation, and florality, all within a mineral back-bone that keeps the sips thick, buttery ...

Lishan high mountain oolong tea is considered as the one of a kind among oolong tea. Manual harvesting day was 11 October 2024, a sunny day. Tea garden is situated in original forests with fresh and clean water and soil there, so it tastes refreshing and sweet.

Tea Oolong Lishan . Li Shan Oolong Tea is renowned for its unique semi-fermented process. This special process combines the characteristics of green tea and black tea, resulting in a yellow-green infusion with distinct floral and fruity aromas, along with subtle notes of roasted wheat.

The tea grow slowly in the cloudy area in Li Shan due to short sunlight, so that the thicker tea leaves and more pectin make tea taste softer. LiShan Oolong Tea is only harvested twice a year. With low yield and good quality, it is reputed as "the king of oolong tea".

Li Shan Oolong Tea (“梨山乌龙茶”), named after Taiwan’s majestic Li Mountain, translates to “Pear Mountain” Oolong Tea. Grown at altitudes of 2000 meters and above, this lishan oolong tea benefits from the unique climate of the region. The constant mist and cloud cover, along with cool temperatures, create ideal conditions for tea cultivation.