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Sun Moon Lake Loose Leaf Tea

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$37.5 $50 In stock

Category: Loose Leaf Tea

Also known as Ruby Black tea, this beautiful variety of refined black tea is grown in the Sun Moon Lake region of Taiwan. Grown at an altitude of 700m and surrounded by mountains and lakes, this environment is perfect for growing unique and delicate black tea. Offering a natural musky flavour, well balanced body and subtle notes of cinnamon, this is an exceptional black tea sure to delight any tea enthusiast.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Adam ★★★★★

I've been drinking this every morning for a week and the natural sweetness is what gets me, no sugar needed. Being grown at 700m near the lake really comes through in how smooth it drinks.

Owen N. ★★★★★

The first brew hit my nose with that classic Ruby Black depth, and the leaves held up beautifully through three steepings without turning bitter. This is exactly what I hoped for from a 700m mountain-grown tea.

Amelia H. ★★★★★

That high-altitude mountain and lake environment really comes through in the cup—it’s got a smooth, rounded character I haven’t found in other black teas. Brews up a deep ruby color just like the name suggests, and it’s been my afternoon ritual for a week straight now.