Jinxuan Milk Oolong from Alishan, Taiwan — naturally creamy high mountain oolong with vanilla cookie and sweet cream notes
$18.00
Sale price  $18.00 Regular price 

Jinxuan Milk Oolong

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Jinxuan Milk Oolong from Alishan, Taiwan — naturally creamy high mountain oolong with vanilla cookie and sweet cream notes

Jinxuan Milk Oolong

$18.00
Sale price  $18.00 Regular price 
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Jin Xuan is the name of the varietal of oolong from Taiwan commonly known as "milk oolong." As you might guess, the name comes from the fact that true Jin Xuan is naturally and unmistakably creamy.

Our Jin Xuan comes from a small, high altitude tea farm in the towering Alishan Mountain range of Taiwan. This varietal is indigenous to the area, favouring the cool climate of the mountains where the tea trees are covered in cloud and mist all year round, making them vibrant, full bodied and sweet.

Unlike many "milk oolongs" available on the market, this is real Jin Xuan, meaning that it does not have anything artificial added to make it taste more creamy. On top of that, this is the best traditional Jin Xuan we have ever tasted.

It has a buttery mouthfeel with strong notes of vanilla cookies and whipping cream. The combination of its slight dustiness and palate-coating density is so enjoyable, it is a tea that keeps you wanting more of it. It has a surprisingly clean, floral finish that reminds us of freshly washed cotton: we can't think of a tea that references more comforting things. This oolong will last through many infusions, becoming more and more impressively and pleasingly milky.

$18.00
Regular price  Sale price  $18.00

Preparation Guide

Recommended Brewing Vessels

We Recommend

Always use boiling water. Oolong tea leaves need the heat to fully open. This will bring out their full character.

Preparation

Water
120ml
Leaves
4 grams
Temperature
100°C

Infusion

First infusion: 5–15 seconds, until the leaves are submerged and fully wet.

Subsequent infusions: 5–10 seconds. Pour the water in, and pour the tea out as soon as the gaiwan is full.

From the 4th infusion: add 10–15 seconds each time.

Infusions: 8+

Sip slowly.