Tea Gift Set Visual Design Concept:

Inspired by the rainy tea mountains of Pinglin Taiwan, characterized by its dampness and perpetual mist, this gift box celebrates the pristine natural resources of the area, nestled within a water conservation zone with minimal land development. The design showcases elements of the lush ecosystem, featuring endemic conservation species such as the emerald green tree frog, pangolin, Taiwan blue magpie, crab-eating mongoose, masked palm civet, along with common fern species found in the Pinglin mountain region.

The color scheme of the gift box is elegantly minimalist, with hand-drawn illustrations mimicking woodcut prints to evoke the texture of wood grain. The paper box itself utilizes a rustic and warm-feeling material such as cotton cardstock or kraft paper.

Introduction to Tea Flavors:

Black Tea — #Caramel Aroma #Creamy Caramel Sweetness #Delicate Sweet and Smooth Taste

Pouchong Tea — #Sugarcane Sweetness #Gardenia Jasmine Fragrance #Refreshing with a Subtle and Lingering Finish

Organic Period & Organic Transition Period Special Explanation:

1. What's the difference between the Organic Period and the Organic Transition Period?

In simple terms, every plot of land undergoing organic conversion needs to be inspected on-site by a certification body. Before receiving official organic certification, there's a three-year transition period during which the produce can be labeled as being in transition to organic. Some may wonder if products during this transition period are as trustworthy as fully organic ones. The answer is yes! During the transition, farming practices must adhere to organic standards, meaning no pesticides, herbicides, or chemical fertilizers are used. Additionally, the products must pass residue testing for pesticides and toxins before being sold.

It's encouraged to support products in the transition period, as it helps farmers adapt to organic practices and eventually provide consumers with even better-quality organic products.

1. What period is my ordered tea from?

Our tea plantation, Ming Yuan Tea, offers both Organic and Organic Transition Period teas. Each batch of tea leaves may come from different areas within our plantation, thus having different period identities. For instance, if you order "Organic (Transition Period) Premium Fragrant Oolong Tea" from our website, the label "Organic (Transition Period)" indicates that this product comes in two different period identities. Our shipments are based on existing inventory, so you may receive either the "Organic" or "Organic Transition Period" Premium Fragrant Oolong Tea upon delivery.

If you have specific period requirements, please call us at 02-2665-7110 before placing your order, and our staff will assist you.

Packaging Specifications:

• Organic (Transition Period) Black Tea 30g x 1 box
• Organic (Transition Period) Pouchong Tea 30g x 1 box
• Each gift box comes with a carrying bag

Brewing Instructions:

Pouchong Tea: Tea to Water Ratio: Half the volume of the tea leaves to the capacity of the brewing vessel. Water Temperature: Boiling water at 90°C and above. Brewing Time: For the 1st/2nd/3rd/4th infusion, brew for 40/30/30/40 seconds respectively, adjusting according to personal preference.

Red Jade Tea: Tea to Water Ratio: Half the volume of the tea leaves to the capacity of the brewing vessel. Water Temperature: 80-85°C. Brewing Time: For the 1st/2nd/3rd/4th infusion, brew for 30/35/35/35 seconds respectively, adjusting according to personal preference.