Taiwan Tea No. 13 alias | Jade, 29 Zai
"Taiwan Tea No. 13" is a tea plant variety officially cultivated by Taiwan and named in 1981, with a strain number of 2029, which is a shrub type, a small leaf species, a mesozoic tea plant, suitable for oolong tea and green tea.
"Taicha No. 13", which has the same ancestry as "Taicha No. 12", has a similar appearance, such as thick leaf flesh, dark green leaf color, wide oval appearance, large and rough serrations, and a large obtuse angle between the main and lateral veins. The biggest difference in appearance between the two is that the leaf tips of "Taiwan Tea No. 13" de are slightly blunter than those of "Taiwan Tea No. 12".
The appearance of Taiwan Tea No. 13 tea is very similar to Thata Tea No. 12, and the biggest difference in appearance between the two is the leaf tip, the Tip of the No. 13 leaf is blunter, and the tip of the Leaf No. 12 is more pointed
Lightly fermented oolong tea picked from jade tea trees, the tea rhyme is obvious, similar to ginger flowers, osmanthus flowers and gardenias... And so on the strong fragrance of the floral notes.
The most representative of this tea variety of Taiwanese oolong tea is jade.