
Sun Moon LakeLakeside resort hotelThe LALU (The Lalu)"for,
In the corridor on the 8th floor of the hotel,Tea Shop" is installed,
GuestsTaiwanese teaof"One free pot of wine tasting service (reservations required)They are putting this into practice♪

We handle high-mountain tea, a specialty product of Nantou County.
「Tea ShopBook a tasting service at the front desk.
I'd like to try a sample!
Tea Shop
Hotel 8th Floor Corridor
Reservation extension number: 0
Opening hours: Sunday to Friday 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM, Saturday 9:00 AM to 10:00 PM

Sun Moon LakeIt is also a famous tea-producing region.
Currently, among them,Sun Moon Lake Tea 18 TeaIt seems that "[this]" is very popular!

PR ManagerJennie KuoWith the help of an English interpreter,
I'd like to try a sample!

The tea master in charge was,BayleeThank you!

This isAlishan Oolong Tea」。
「Alishan Oolong TeaThis is a high-mountain oolong tea of the Qingxin Oolong variety.
Alishan has become a famous production area in Taiwan.
「Alishan Oolong TeaThis product is very popular for its pure, sweet flavor♪

Tea masterBaylee[Name] checked the scent!

Before tasting, let's enjoy the aroma!

Place the tea leaves into the warmed lidded bowl.

Pour plenty of boiling water into the bowl up to the rim, cover, and let it steep.
The steeping time varies slightly depending on the type of tea, but a general guideline is 1 to 1.5 minutes for the first infusion.

While waiting for the tea to be prepared,
Pour hot water from the tea pitcher into the teacups to warm them first.

Once the tea has finished steeping, slightly shift the lid and pour the tea into the tea pitcher, ensuring that every last drop is gone.

Pour the tea from the tea pitcher into your teacup and enjoy a delicious cup of freshly brewed Taiwanese tea!

「Alishan Oolong Tea」
「Alishan Oolong Tea"It emits the scent of fruits and flowers,
It has a refreshing taste similar to sencha green tea, and is characterized by a gentle, sweet aftertaste.

Its comforting sweetness warms you from the inside out, and its refreshing aroma soothes you.

Unlike Japanese sencha, Taiwanese tea uses large, unfolded leaves after steeping, allowing you to enjoy it for a second, third, and subsequent infusions.
If the tea leaves are of good quality, they are said to taste good even after the fifth infusion.
Taiwanese tea, which is made while retaining the shape of the tea leaves, is different from Japanese tea, which is made by steaming young buds.
Because the tea extract is slowly extracted, even after the 4th or 5th infusion...
You can enjoy a delicious tea with a rich flavor!

Tea sets are also available for sale♪

A statue of Buddha.

A cute old man figurine.

A figurine that exudes a brave and powerful spirit.

Next up is the most popular one,Sun Moon Lake Tea 18 TeaI'll have that♪

Sun Moon LakeIt is located at roughly the same latitude as Assam, India.
The large temperature difference between day and night and the high humidity throughout the year make the climate suitable for tea cultivation.
Sun Moon Lake Black TeaThe history of tea cultivation began in 1925 during the Japanese colonial period when tea seedlings were brought in.
It all started when Japanese experts began cultivating it.
Sun Moon Lake Black TeaThe main varieties are,
「Native Taneyama tea」、「Asamu black tea (8 types of Taiwanese tea)」、「Hongyoku black tea (Taiwan tea 18th grade black tea)There are three types♪

「Sun Moon Lake Tea 18 Tea」
「Sun Moon Lake Tea 18 Tea"teeth,Sun Moon LakeIt is also a local specialtyAssam TeaIt is one of the varieties within the "
This is a cross between wild tea plants and a large-leaved variety from Myanmar.
This tea offers a refreshing cinnamon aroma and a subtly sweet, rich flavor, making it a truly unique tea!

They also sell tea leaves!

PR ManagerJennie Kuobut,
Taiwanese teaやSun Moon Lake Black TeaThey told me about its features! (Thank you!)

Inside the hotelTea ShopWhile enjoying a fragrant cup of tea,
I recommend enjoying a relaxing time♪
The LALU (The Lalu)
Address: No. 142, Zhongxing Road, Yuchi Water Village, Nantou County
TEL: 049-285-5311
http://www.thelalu.com.tw/