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Lan Gui Ren (Ginseng Oolong): Serene Energy in Formosa Style Pearls
Small ginseng-coated oolong pearls unfurl in the cup to reveal notes of clear honey, soft flowers, and toasted cereal. The infusion, golden-jade and silky, leaves a light herbal sweetness that invites focus and calm throughout the year.
“Formosa” Style (Taiwan): partially oxidized oolong rolled into pearls and dusted with ginseng.
Today, it is appreciated in both Taiwan and China, where it is made with gentle-bodied oolong leaves and floral aroma.
For a serene concentration ritual: accompanies study, reading, or creativity without overstimulating.
As a dessert tea: toasty-floral profile, gentle on the palate and easy to re-infuse.
In cold version when seeking a soft and aromatic freshness.
Moderate caffeine and low astringency: sustained clarity without jitteriness.
Antioxidants typical of oolong; ginseng contributes a traditionally valued herbal and tonifying character.
No additives. Packaged in an opaque doypack with aluminum interior to preserve freshness and aroma.
Western method (cup or teapot) — easy and aromatic
2–3 g per 250 ml of water at 90–95 °C.
1st infusion: 2–3 min.
Re-infuse 2–4 times, increasing 30–45 s each round.
Gongfu (short and repeated ritual) — deep flavor
5–6 g in 100–120 ml.
Quick rinse (optional).
1st infusion: 20–30 s; add +10–15 s in each infusion.
You will get 5–7 cups with evolving nuances.
Iced / Cold brew — silky freshness
8 g/L, cold water, 8–12 h in the fridge. Filter and serve with ice.
Tips
Gently break the pearls with hot water so they “awaken.”
Enjoy without milk to appreciate its herbal sweetness; if you want to sweeten, choose a mild honey.
Breathe deep, watch as the pearls unfurl and the water turns golden. Take it in during creative breaks or quiet evenings and, if you wish, accompany it with a Sadana candle. Turn Lan Gui Ren into your daily presence ritual: a sip that centers, embraces, and connects body, mind, and heart.
Lan Gui Ren (Ginseng Oolong): Serene Energy in Formosa Style Pearls
Small ginseng-coated oolong pearls unfurl in the cup to reveal notes of clear honey, soft flowers, and toasted cereal. The infusion, golden-jade and silky, leaves a light herbal sweetness that invites focus and calm throughout the year.
“Formosa” Style (Taiwan): partially oxidized oolong rolled into pearls and dusted with ginseng.
Today, it is appreciated in both Taiwan and China, where it is made with gentle-bodied oolong leaves and floral aroma.
For a serene concentration ritual: accompanies study, reading, or creativity without overstimulating.
As a dessert tea: toasty-floral profile, gentle on the palate and easy to re-infuse.
In cold version when seeking a soft and aromatic freshness.
Moderate caffeine and low astringency: sustained clarity without jitteriness.
Antioxidants typical of oolong; ginseng contributes a traditionally valued herbal and tonifying character.
No additives. Packaged in an opaque doypack with aluminum interior to preserve freshness and aroma.
Western method (cup or teapot) — easy and aromatic
2–3 g per 250 ml of water at 90–95 °C.
1st infusion: 2–3 min.
Re-infuse 2–4 times, increasing 30–45 s each round.
Gongfu (short and repeated ritual) — deep flavor
5–6 g in 100–120 ml.
Quick rinse (optional).
1st infusion: 20–30 s; add +10–15 s in each infusion.
You will get 5–7 cups with evolving nuances.
Iced / Cold brew — silky freshness
8 g/L, cold water, 8–12 h in the fridge. Filter and serve with ice.
Tips
Gently break the pearls with hot water so they “awaken.”
Enjoy without milk to appreciate its herbal sweetness; if you want to sweeten, choose a mild honey.
Breathe deep, watch as the pearls unfurl and the water turns golden. Take it in during creative breaks or quiet evenings and, if you wish, accompany it with a Sadana candle. Turn Lan Gui Ren into your daily presence ritual: a sip that centers, embraces, and connects body, mind, and heart.