Red Oolong Tea Honey Fragrance
Developed in 2008 by Taiwan’s Tea Research and Extension Station, this distinctive oolong combines techniques from oolong and black tea production. Its reddish liquor carries the aromatic depth and lingering resonance of oolong, with the highest oxidation level among oolongs. Wang De Chuan preserves a gently ripened character without burnt notes, layering ripe-fruit and honeyed nuances. Mellow and rounded when hot, bright and clear when cold-brewed, it reveals black tea’s sweetness and oolong’s lasting finish—a refined expression of Taiwanese innovation.
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Source of origin
Mingjian Township, Nantou County, Taiwan
Aroma
Sweet honey aroma
taste
Sweet and aromatic, with ripe-fruit notes and a ho
Loose Leaf Dried Tea
Tightly rolled, semi-ball-shaped leaves
Hue of the tea
Amber
Unfurled Tea Leaves
Reddish brown
The art of tea proce
70–75% oxidation; light-to-medium roast
Tea preparation
Steeping time
Tea ware water Temperature Amount of Tea leaves 1st brew 2nd brew 3rd brew 4th brew 5th brew
De Chuan Lidded Teacup 90c.c 95℃ 5g 65sec 45sec 60sec 70sec 80sec
Mug 95℃ 5g The Ratio of Tea Leaves to water is 1:50.
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