Taiwan's Forgotten Cultivars: Fanzhuang Tea Production with Simon

[@lucasjlg]

Thank you for this video. It is nice to see simon again his work with Taiwan sourcing was great.

[@ThomasL.116]

I always enjoyed Simon's oolong style back at TS, always round without sharpness...

[@mcernusca]

Particularly special crossover. I hadn't realized Taiwan Sourcing shut down so I'm grateful to have a link to Simon's new shop. Thank you for another great video!

[@gurkenglass909]

Is it only me or is his webpage not up jet?

[@mcernusca]

@@gurkenglass909 Not just you - I signed up for the mailing list to be notified when it goes live

[@christineyee2117]

Great video! I enjoy seeing you collaborate and work with other vendors. I am glad to see Simon is still making tea. I enjoyed the KZbin videos he made with his previous company.

[@diganta2329]

That was a very beautiful and interesting episode 👌

[@Jaded724]

Cant find simon's old you tube channel anymore: fella knows his tea!

[@tkgawa]

It's really cool to see a style of oolong production, and a cultivar, that's uncommon and nuanced. I plan to pick up some Fanzhuang from your US site, since Simon's website isn't off the ground yet. When it is, however, I'll be happy to patronize him directly. His attitude towards tea, and in general, is quite different from the Dong Fang Mei Ren producers you had bad luck with last episode. He is very open about the process, and comes across as humble even though he has something special. The humility is perhaps his seriousness coming through. The other staff of the factory were also wonderful ambassadors for this facility and its product.

[@toxx1220]

what a wholesome episode

[@sadfqetwr3576]

the website is not live yet sadge :/