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Alishan High Mountain Oolong Tea – 2024 Fall Harvest (T-12 Sijichun) by Tea Master Mitch-Chung
Alishan High Mountain Oolong Tea – 2024 Fall Harvest (T-12 Sijichun) by Tea Master Mitch-Chung
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Why You’ll Love It
Why You’ll Love It
🌸 Naturally floral and calming — a soft reset for your mood
🍐 Sweet, smooth, and never bitter
🍃 Whole-leaf quality for 5–7 beautiful infusions
⛰️ Grown above 1,600m in the mist of Alishan
🫖 Crafted by award-winning Tea Master Mitch Chung
Details
Details
Origin: Alishan High Mountain, Taiwan
Cultivar: T-12 (Sijichun)
Harvest: 2024 Fall
Oxidation Level: 20-30% (Light to Medium)
Roasting: Light traditional roasting
Tea Master: Mitch Chung, award-winning tea artisan
Brewing Method
Brewing Method
- 3-5 grams of tea (approximately 1-2 teaspoons)
- 250ml (8oz) of filtered water
- Water temperature: 90-95°C (194-203°F)
Instructions:
- Rinse your teapot or cup with hot water to preheat
- Add tea leaves to your teapot
- Pour heated water over the leaves
- First steep: 1-2 minutes for a lighter, more floral cup
- Subsequent steeps: Increase time by 15 seconds for each re-brew
- Re-steeping: This tea can be steeped 5-7 times, revealing new flavor dimensions with each infusion

Experience the Heart of Taiwanese High Mountain Tea
Grown at altitudes above 1,000 meters in the cool, mist-covered mountains of Alishan, this Fall 2024 harvest captures everything Taiwan is celebrated for: floral elegance, natural sweetness, and a smooth, buttery finish.
Crafted by Tea Master Mitch Chung, an award-winning artisan known for producing balanced, expressive oolong, this tea reflects centuries of mountain craft and meticulous care.
This is a limited seasonal harvest, available only once per year.
Sensory Experience
Appearance
Tightly rolled, vibrant jade-green leaves that unfold beautifully.
Aroma
Elegant floral notes of orchid and osmanthus, with hints of sugarcane, soft meringue sweetness, and fresh Asian pear.
Flavor Profile
Smooth, creamy, naturally sweet, with zero bitterness.
A light mountain minerality comes through mid-palate.
Finish: clean, refreshing, lingering.
Mouthfeel
Silky, round, full-bodied, with a soft floral sweetness that stays.
Why This Tea Is Special
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High-mountain purity from Alishan’s misty slopes
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T-12 Sijichun cultivar — expressive, fresh, floral
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Hand-picked whole leaves (no dust, no fragments)
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Small-batch craft by a tea master
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Naturally sweet and gentle — perfect for beginners and experts alike
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Exceptional re-steeping value (5–7 infusions)
A cup that brings clarity, calm, and a soft reset to your day.
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