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Competition-Grade #18 RUBY BLACK, Competition Grade
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#18 Ruby Black 18 takes its name (台茶十八號) from the color of its liquor, and its Chinese name literally means Red Jade. This is a unique cultivar that you can still only find in Taiwan. It has flavors of cinnamon and peppermint, pairs well with afternoon cake and doubles as a digestif.
Our selection is from an organic first prize winning farm near Sun Moon Lake, and we chose it over other Ruby Blacks for its deep body and smooth finish. It is vacuum-sealed on site, and comes with a patented tea seal to maintain freshness after first use.
Character:
This tea is textured with palate cleansing smoothness and a long, lingering finish of wood and sweet orchid. This aroma and flavor are regarded in the Far East as Taiwan Xiang, or Taiwan Fragrance, and have achieved worldwide recognition.
Preparation:
Please be sure to use a high quality spring or filter water. Unlike a British Black Tea, Ruby Black must not be brewed in perfectly boiling water. Rather, let the water cool a few minutes, to about 80 degrees Celsius, or simply cold-brew it. Newly-boiled water will spoil this subtle flavour and turn the tea bitter. Please refer to the Brewing Guide.
Our selection is from an organic first prize winning farm near Sun Moon Lake, and we chose it over other Ruby Blacks for its deep body and smooth finish. It is vacuum-sealed on site, and comes with a patented tea seal to maintain freshness after first use.
Character:
This tea is textured with palate cleansing smoothness and a long, lingering finish of wood and sweet orchid. This aroma and flavor are regarded in the Far East as Taiwan Xiang, or Taiwan Fragrance, and have achieved worldwide recognition.
Preparation:
Please be sure to use a high quality spring or filter water. Unlike a British Black Tea, Ruby Black must not be brewed in perfectly boiling water. Rather, let the water cool a few minutes, to about 80 degrees Celsius, or simply cold-brew it. Newly-boiled water will spoil this subtle flavour and turn the tea bitter. Please refer to the Brewing Guide.
- Tea Farm: award winning tea farm in Nantou County (Know the farmer)
- Harvest: Current Summer
- Oxidation: 100%
- Patented ReSeal Clip Included
- 100% Recyclable Packaging