Production Philosophy
Origin of the Milky Oolong. The tea is Milky Oolong, also known as Jin Xuan, named after the cultivar TTES12. According to Leave Your Sword, the cultivar was developed in 1980 by the Tea Research & Extension Station in Taiwan, and its leaves undergo steaming over milk to impart a creamy flavor profile.[1]
Fermentation Methodology
The beverage is unpasteurized, unfiltered, naturally carbonated, and bottle aged.[1]
Tasting Profile
Pairings
Leave Your Sword suggests pairing the beverage with cheese, pastry, and fruits.[1]
Recognition
Milky Oolong Semi-oxidised Spring Harvest won a Bronze medal at the International Wine and Spirit Competition 2023.[1]