Alishan Tea 阿里山茶

Alishan Tea
阿里山茶
Outlines
• Introduction of Alishan
• Introduction of Alishan Tea
• Oolong tea in Alishan
• Production Area of Alishan
1. Zhong Shu Hu Area
2. Shi Zuo Area
• Steps to make tea
• Quality Inspection Method
• Product
• Transportation
Introduction of Alishan
• Alishan is one of the
most popular tourist
spots in Taiwan.
• Beautiful scenery and
fresh air attract many
tourists to visit.
Introduction of Alishan
Tea
• Tea was discovered by
Chinese in 5000 years
ago.
• Now, tea becomes the
most widely beverage in
the world.
• Alishan is also known for
its high-mountain tea.
Introduction of Alishan Tea
• The purpose of this study is to realize
the knowledge of high-mountain tea in
Alishan.
Introduction of Alishan Tea
• The high latitude, low temperature, and
rich soil in Alishan are ideal conditions
for high-mountain tea growing.
Oolong tea in Alishan
• Oolong tea is the main type of tea
which is consumed in Taiwan.
• The features of Oolong tea contain two
types which are ball or twisted shapes.
Oolong tea in Alishan
• Health benefits of
Oolong tea include
the reduction of heart
disease rate and the
recovery of damaged
skin.
Production Area of Alishan
Zhong Shu Hu Area
Shi Zuo Area
Production Area of Alishan
Zhong Shu Hu Oolong tea Shi Zuo Oolong tea
Features
Picture
Tea can be re-brewed
several times while keeping
an excellent taste.
These pellets open up
when brewing water into
the cup.
Steps to Make Tea
Sunlight withering Indoor withering
Panning
Twisting
Ferment
Drying
Quality Inspection Method
There are four tips to help you choose
flavorful tea:
Appearance
Fragrance
Taste
Liquid
Brewing Method
Arrange tea ware
Place tea leaves
Pour boiling water into
the tea pot
After 7 seconds, pour
water into a cup
Product
Preserved egg
•The preserved egg
adds Alishan tea.
•In addition to the
cheese taste, it also
contains tea smell.
Transportation
• Take Taiwan
shuttle bus to
Alishan
• Take Alishan
Forest Railway
to go.
References
• http://www.world66.com/asia/northeastasia/taiwan/lib/gallery/s
howimage?pic=asia/northeastasia/taiwan/alishan_mational_s
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moon‐lake‐tour.html
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oolong‐gift‐sampler‐set/
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• http://www.teafromtaiwan.com/images/shi‐zuo.jpg
• http://www.teafromtaiwan.com/shop/loose‐tea/zhong‐shu‐hu
• http://www.teafromtaiwan.com/shop/loose‐tea/shi‐zuo
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goddess‐of‐mercy/
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perfect‐pot‐of‐tea/
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forests‐sunrise‐and‐history‐39552‐all.html
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Thanks for your attention.