【Xiangrizi】Taiwanese tea ylang-ylang flowers Jin Xuan tea (#12 Milk Oolong)
【Xiangrizi】Taiwanese tea ylang-ylang flowers Jin Xuan tea (#12 Milk Oolong)
◉ Jin Xuan Tea (#12 Milk Oolong)
◉ Origin
Alishan, South Central Taiwan
◉Tea factory
Nantou Township, Central Taiwan
◉Capacity 3g x 6bags =18g (tea bags) (tea leaves)
Jin Xuan tea, a popular type of tea in Taiwan, is made from roasted ylang-ylang flowers grown in Changhua, resulting in a tea with a very distinctive aroma.
Jin Xuan tea is a new variety of oolong tea made from TTES No.12. It is about 20% fermented, and its sweet milky aroma and soft taste are popular among women.
This is a relatively new variety, developed by the Taiwan Tea Improvement Station in 1981.
Jin Xuan Tea was developed by crossbreeding In-Zi-Hon-Shin and Tai Nong No. 8. In-Zi-Hon-Shin is an oolong tea variety that has been cultivated in Taiwan for a long time, and is characterized by its strong aroma and deep flavor. On the other hand, Tai Nong No. 8 is a black tea variety cultivated in Taiwan, and is characterized by its sweet aroma.
Jin Xuan tea inherits the best qualities of these parent varieties, and is characterized by a sweet floral fragrance and a mellow, smooth taste. In addition, it is relatively easy to cultivate and produces a large yield, so it is cultivated all over Taiwan.
Characteristics of Jin Xuan Tea
Jin Xuan tea has the following characteristics:
- Fragrance: Sweet floral scent
- Taste: Mellow and smooth
- Color: Bright golden yellow
Jin Xuan tea takes on a variety of flavors depending on the degree of fermentation.
- Light fermentation: The taste is similar to green tea, with a stronger sweet aroma.
- Medium fermentation: A typical oolong tea flavor with a well-balanced mellowness and aroma.
- Heavy fermentation: The taste is similar to black tea, with more depth and richness.
Jin Xuan tea can be enjoyed in a variety of ways.
- Brew with boiling water: This allows you to fully enjoy the aroma and flavor.
- Brew with cold water: This will result in a mellow, smooth flavor.
- Brewing in a teapot: Brings out the aroma of the tea leaves and creates a refined flavor.