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Description
Royal Gui Fei Oolong – Leafhopper-Bitten Taiwanese Honey OolongRoyal Gui Fei Oolong is a Taiwanese oolong with a naturally honeyed character and a compelling origin story that customers enjoy hearing. During the growing season, small green leafhoppers are allowed to feed on the tea leaves. The plant responds with a natural healing process that produces sweet, honey-like compounds and begins oxidation while the leaves are still on the bush. The result is a distinctive, aromatic oolong well suited to specialty tea shops, cafes and retailers seeking a memorable premium offering. After harvest, the leaves are finished using traditional Dong Ding processing methods, giving a tea with natural sweetness and no astringency. The name Gui Fei translates as "Imperial Concubine" and honors Yang Gui Fei, the legendary beauty of the Tang Dynasty, a reference to the tea's elegance and allure. The liquor is crystal clear and honeyed amber, with an intense aroma. On the palate, clover honey is framed by wildflower notes, with accents of toast, raw almonds and sweet apples leading to a naturally sweet, clean finish. The tea develops further over repeated steepings, making it a strong choice for gongfu-style service and tasting flights. It pairs well with pastries, nuts and fruit and is a natural gift item for oolong enthusiasts. Product Profile
Key Selling Points
Complex, sweet and distinctive, Royal Gui Fei Oolong is a standout Taiwanese tea for businesses building a premium oolong selection. |