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Event: Taiwan Oolong Tea Study Tour
When: October 23 – October 29, 2008

The First Taiwan Tea Study Tour will be held from October 23 to 29, 2008 by the Taiwan Tea Manufacturers Association (TTMA). Sponsored by TTMA, the Taiwan Oolong Tea Study Tour is designed for Tea Professionals worldwide to have a better understanding of both Taiwan Oolongs and the history of Taiwan Teas. With more then ten years of experience conducting the Oolong Tea Study Tour to Japanese tea professionals, TTMA intends to present Taiwan’s tea environment to North American tea professionals this October, 2008. Through visiting various tea plantations and farmers, whose pride and joy is their teas, observing their innovative yet traditional farming techniques and skillful craftsmanship, experiencing tea-processing hands on, and interacting with tea farmers/makers, the Taiwan Oolong Tea Study Tour will create an enchanting, joyful, and fulfilling experience.

This six day Taiwan Oolong Tea educational field trip will be specially conducted by Master Jackson Huang, a senior advisor also former Chairman of TTMA. Master Huang will guide the group to the famous Pouchong tea district, visit the original Tung-Ting mountain, discover the secret of Formosa White-Tip Oolong, and the privilege to visit those hard-to-believe high mountain tea gardens.
 

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Seats are limited. Reservations should be made prior to
10/01/2008.

For reservations, contact:
Josephine Pan, organicteasonly@gmail.com
2299 Huntington Dr., Suite F, San Marino, CA 91108
(O) (626) 793-8588 (F) (626) 793-8855
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

“ Anyone in the tea business who is serious about learning about Taiwan tea needs to sign up for this trip ASAP.  There is no tea man in Taiwan more knowledgeable than Jackson Huang - he thrives on using his knowledge to educate others and his influence gains access to people and places on the inside. He is a consummate spokesperson for his industry, his country and his great love, Taiwan tea. Our advice ? Catch up on your sleep before you meet the dynamic duo of Jackson and Thomas Shu. Their energy is boundless, and this very full and adventurous itinerary will keep you moving ! ” 
 

and co-authors of: The Story of Tea, A Cultural History and Drinking Guide

 

 

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