Fang Gui Oolong

Premium native tea, panoramic views of Taiwan, and a taste of local life.

GAZEBO means "lookout point," hoping that while you drink tea, you can temporarily forget your worries and feel as if you are in the mountains, overlooking the beautiful island of Taiwan. We select high-quality native tea leaves, roast them to bring out the authentic Taiwanese aroma, and serve them in an innovative, patented, food-grade, rounded tea caddy. The caddy depicts the island's distinctive architecture and precious animals, allowing you to hold the beauty of Taiwan in one hand and savor the essence of the island in one sip.

GAZEBO

iTQi (International Taste and Quality Institute) is the Oscars of the culinary world / the Michelin Guide of the food industry.

iTQi is a leading international, independent and impartial evaluation mechanism. Its judging panel consists of top chefs, sommeliers and other authorities in the field of flavor and quality from around the world. After conducting blind tests on top delicious foods and beverages from all over the world, they evaluate and award the Superior Taste Award.

 

GAZEBO Fang Gui Oolong

iTQi's Superb Flavor - Top Three Star Award

Roasted type, grown in a primeval forest environment, with branches and stems removed, and meticulously processed, resulting in tightly packed, distinct grains that are golden and bright, roasted but not charred, and have a rich, mellow aroma. 

  • Aroma (Fermentation, Baking): Medium fermentation, medium baking
  • Appearance: Hand-kneaded tightly rolled balls, with branches, stems, and tea dust removed.
  • Soup color: glossy golden yellow
  • Flavor: A rich, roasted fruit aroma; a mellow, smooth taste with an unforgettable aftertaste.

Formosa holds treasures, mountains, forests, and rivers bring blessings.


Its delicate charm is not to be underestimated; only after tasting it will you know its true flavor forever.

The rounded curves fit comfortably in the hand, making each opening and closing for tea a relaxed and effortless experience. A closer look reveals rare Taiwanese birds and animals flitting among scenic spots, depicting the island's rich and diverse cultural and ecological environment. Taipei 101, Kinmen Wind Lions, Alishan Forest Railway—have you visited these places? Formosan macaques wave to you, and Mikado pheasants hide in the tea bushes—have you spotted them? Formosa holds treasures, and the mountains and forests embrace blessings. A pot of tea, a sip—only after savoring it can you know its true, enduring flavor. Classic Taiwanese tea, a timeless treasure, the essence of the island is all contained within.