Who is interested in Taiwanese tea smaples and willing to give feedback? :) -closed
i’ve been falling love with taiwanese oolong tea for decade
its so lovely and fresh!! i d love to feedback u r tea but would u ship it to korea?
i also work for the kroean tea shop and have tea community here, if u like i can introduce u r tea to korea. ;-)
I would love to! But I will mail you teas directly from Taiwan. It will make more sense not mailing from the states. :)
Please PM me your mailing address, and I will contact my family see if we have tea samples there.
If it isnt too late, i will add my name to the list. The only oolong i have tried has been very bad grade that tasted like it was actually seaweed sold as oolong. i will follow you and send you my info in a pm if you follow me as well :)
I’d love to taste them, and get back with some feedback! If they’re good (and something tells me they are), we might consider adding them to our local shop.
Please follow me and I’ll send you our address. :)
Lol remember lulu, you can edit the topic with a closed if you feel you are getting too many relpies :) just an FYI.
I have sent out the samples last week. Please PM me if you haven’t received it by this week.
Lulu
I received mine! A couple of questions came up. Is there a company name? If we were to order more, how would we do that? Is there a company website? Thanks again for the sample!
Thank you! We haven’t launched our website. But our FB page will be ready soon! Please PM me what type of tea you are interested, and I will send you the price and the payment info. :)
I got my tea and tried it. Thank you for the free sample! I completed the survey online.
It smelled and tasted very good, like buttered popcorn. However, for me it had a bit of a strange note to its flavor. I don’t know how to describe it. Still overall very good, and I’m interested to hear what others think.
Thank you for your feedback! Please let me know what type of tea sample you received. I sent them out randomly. :)
I sent out two types of Ooling teas: High-Mountain Oolong and Dongding Oolong. Tea in balled shape should be High-Mountain Oolong. You can also check the tea tag, where has the tea information.
Yes, it must be the High-Mountain Oolong :) I don’t think I have the tea tag…just a green card with the foil resealable bag of tea inside.
According to the packaging, I think it is Dongding Oolong. Its shape is very similar to High-Mountain Oolong tea’s. :)
The tea info should be on the green card, i.e tea tag.
The green card says “Taiwan Tea” on the front with a drawing, the inside has a survey link and a drawing of a leaf, and the back says “Sanne Tea.”
Okay. I am so sorry that I forgot attaching the tea tag. I will PM you the info now. :)
I apologize, the tea tag was inside the envelope, separated from the tea and the card. It was the Dongding! I enjoyed the flavor a lot and am looking forward to trying your other oolongs!
Got my samples today. Will try them out in a couple of days when I can give them proper attention and when I can afford the caffeine.
Deal all, our Facebook page just launched! Though I feel it still needs lots contents, I can’t wait to show you all!
https://www.facebook.com/Sannetea
I will very much appreciate your opinions! :D
Lulu
Are you still doing samples of the oolongs by any chance? I know I responded late but am looking to try out new oolong teas.
Hi Matt, all samples are sent out. We will post new Taiwanese teas and tea news on our FB page. Please “Like” it and you will receive our updates! ;)
Lulu
I’ll be sure to keep an eye on your FB page. Really liking the post about the Jin Xuan you made on there! Would totally be interested in it
I would actually but I actually made my account yesterday so don’t know if I’m able to PM yet
Just ‘liked’ your page! It looks great, Lulu!! All the posts are so informative with wonderful pictures. :))
I really, really loved the Dongding oolong, so I can not wait to be able to try your other teas when you get your website up.
(I’m SO intersted in the “Honey Black Tea”…. I love leafhoppers! :)) )
@DeliriumsFrogs The Honey Black Tea was delicious! I was so happy to have been able to sample it. Its a truly interesting brew :) https://instagram.com/haveteawilltravel/p/0GwcaUzGb9/
Taiwanese Black Tea is not as bitter as Indian Black Tea. Its flavor is more delicate and has more different levels. I will suggest you also try No. 18 (Sun Moon Lake Black Tea), which is only grown in Taiwan. They are both Taiwanese Black Teas, but with different flavors and smells. :)
Oh, it looks/sounds delicious, Haveteawilltravel! I definitely want to try that and the No. 18. I can’t wait, Lulu! :)))
Your facebook page looks great! I love Taiwanese oolongs, and wish you great success.
The sample arrived yesterday! Do you have steeping instructions for gaiwan or do I brew it however I want? This is my first Oriental Beauty and I want to make sure I prepare it just right :]
Use 185 – 195* water with it, leaning toward the 185 if possible. It will bring out more of the sweet flavors, like pineapple.
Great!
The temperature of water used for making Oriental Beauty is lower than other teas. The recommended temperature is about 176-185F. Fill your gaiwan 1/3 to 1/2 with the leaves. Let it steep for 1 minute for the first brewing and then increase steeping time about 20-25 seconds for the subsequent brews.
Enjoy! Can’t wait for your feedback!
Lulu
Thanks, Miss_phi :)
Oriental Beauty is a very delicate tea. The better way to steep Oriental Beauty is to immerse the tea leaves in spring water. Let the flavor and smell slowly diffuse into the water.
Deal all,
We have received few responses, and very much appreciate your feedback! If you have tried the tea samples, please go to the survey link and leave your opinions. If you haven’t received the tea sample, please let me know.
Thank you! :D
Lulu
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