Mantang Tea Products Introduction
In 2009, the Typhoon Morakot swept through Taiwan, including Ruifeng Village in Chiayi, the hometown of Youzhen. At that time, Youzhen felt the urge to "do something for her hometown." After the disaster, Youzhen returned to her hometown, contemplating how to let more people know about Ruifeng while also allowing tea lovers to experience the unique flavor of Ruifeng tea. Therefore, in 2014, Youzhen opened a store in downtown Chiayi with her sister-in-law, Xingyuan, under the brand "Mantang Tea," selling fine teas from Ruifeng Village in the Alishan tea region. The store features teas that have repeatedly won awards in domestic and international tea competitions, all sourced from the hometown tea gardens. The tea leaves undergo rigorous selection and quality control by Youzhen, allowing customers and travelers visiting the store to appreciate the diverse characteristics of Alishan tea through tasting and introductions to the origin. Additionally, the store provides brewing guides in Chinese, English, and Japanese, teaching everyone how to easily brew great tea, with young and delightful packaging and bilingual service making it a top choice for selecting Alishan tea both domestically and internationally. In addition to selling high-quality teas, Mantang also collaborates with the Ruifeng community to hold rural experience activities regularly, allowing consumers to visit the hometown of champion tea, experiencing the intricate processes of tea picking, roasting, and processing while enjoying fragrant tea in the serene bamboo forest amid nature. The brand name "Mantang" symbolizes beauty and fulfillment, with "Mantang" reflecting the homesickness of wanderers. The logo features a blue magpie, a symbol in the Tsou tribe, gracefully flying around the products in the store, representing Youzhen's deep and steadfast feelings for her hometown. If you have the chance, come to Mantang and share in this sweet and pure beauty. Recommended dishes: limited edition teas available at irregular times, Jin Xuan tea.
