Andy, fantastic video, well done with the camera shots including the drone footage. You have a great voice for the voice over and of course the tea is what its all about:)
I, personally, think that Eco-Cha is the best source for Oolong, not just from Taiwan but in the entire world! That was kind of a joke (based on video dialog), but seriously, eco-cha is the best source of high mountain oolong teas.
Thanks for the compliment! We're just happy we can help support local farmers here in Taiwan and share with the world some of the great teas we find. Thanks again for your support! 😀
Thanks so much for your appreciation! This kind of feedback is really what keeps us inspired! Da Yu Ling is literally up the road from Li Shan. We choose our sources based on a combination of quality and sustainability. Many plots of tea in Da Yu Ling were repossessed by the government because they impinged on protected watershed land. There are still many farms in operation in this area, but in recent years the quality has not lived up to the cost. We still have hope, however, of finding a Da Yu Ling source that lives up to the name! Currently, we feel that our Li Shan source covers the bases at a much friendlier price. Cheers!
Andy, fantastic video, well done with the camera shots including the drone footage. You have a great voice for the voice over and of course the tea is what its all about:)
Many thanks! We just love being able to share our love of Taiwan tea with the world. Glad you the content! 😊
I, personally, think that Eco-Cha is the best source for Oolong, not just from Taiwan but in the entire world! That was kind of a joke (based on video dialog), but seriously, eco-cha is the best source of high mountain oolong teas.
Thanks for the compliment! We're just happy we can help support local farmers here in Taiwan and share with the world some of the great teas we find. Thanks again for your support! 😀
Great video. I'll check out eco cha next time I order Taiwan oolongs.
Thanks! Glad you liked the video! When on our site be sure to sign up for our newsletter to get $5 off your first order. Cheers!
Thank you so much for this video. It helped me greatly to connect Taiwanese teas with each region, especially with the Google Earth snapshots.
Glad that helped! Let us know if there's anything in particular you'd like us to cover! Cheers!
Thank you so much for this informative video. What happened to Da Yu Ling tea? It doesn't really seem to be around anymore.
Thanks so much for your appreciation! This kind of feedback is really what keeps us inspired! Da Yu Ling is literally up the road from Li Shan. We choose our sources based on a combination of quality and sustainability. Many plots of tea in Da Yu Ling were repossessed by the government because they impinged on protected watershed land. There are still many farms in operation in this area, but in recent years the quality has not lived up to the cost. We still have hope, however, of finding a Da Yu Ling source that lives up to the name! Currently, we feel that our Li Shan source covers the bases at a much friendlier price. Cheers!