Tung Ting is
Taiwan's most famous semiball-rolled style tea. Tung
Ting mountain is located in Lugu Township, Nantou
County, Taiwan, and is known for producing delicious,
substantial and chewy, very floral teas. Tung Ting
teas are priced according to where on the mountain
they come from: the higher the elevation, the more
difficult the growing conditions and the small the
harvest are.
Frost
Jade is harvested in Lugu Township, and is less
austerity and more honey- rich in the taste than our
Ice Jade. Frost Jade is a
machine-plucked tea that is comprised of blended leaf
from several tea farmers, and skillfully fired by a
tea master to bring out the natural rich, flavor and
arresting floral aroma of the leaf. There are several
different tea bush cultivars grown on Tung Ting, and
the flavor of Frost Jade is a composite of the
leaf grown in that area. Frost Jade has a
characteristic Tung Ting lingering, fruity-floral
finish.
Western-style steeping:
(Medium to large sized teapot: 20-32 oz)
Use 1 generous teaspoon (2-3 grams) of tea per each 6oz water
Steep 1-3 infusions at 2-3 minutes each.
Water temperature should be 180˚ - 190˚ F
Asian-style steeping: (small teapots under 10 oz or a gaiwan)
Use 1 generous Tablespoon (5-6 grams) of tea per each 6oz water
Steep upwards of 6-8 infusions (or more!) at 10 seconds to 1 minute each
Water temperature should be 180˚ - 190˚ F |