Zealong
Zealong is a premium tea brand based in New Zealand. It is renowned for producing high-quality, organic oolong tea and other varieties of tea. The brand is a subsidiary of the Waikato-based Zealong Tea Estate, which is the only commercial tea estate in New Zealand.
History[edit | edit source]
Zealong Tea Estate was founded by Vincent Chen, who immigrated to New Zealand from Taiwan in the 1990s. Chen saw the potential for growing tea in New Zealand's unique climate and soil conditions. The first tea plants were imported from Taiwan in 1996, and after years of experimentation and cultivation, the first commercial harvest took place in 2009.
Tea Varieties[edit | edit source]
Zealong produces several types of tea, including:
Each variety is grown organically and processed using traditional methods to ensure the highest quality.
Cultivation and Production[edit | edit source]
The tea plants at Zealong Tea Estate are grown without the use of chemical pesticides or fertilizers. The estate follows strict organic farming practices and has received organic certification from multiple international bodies. The tea leaves are hand-picked and processed on-site to maintain freshness and quality.
Tourism and Education[edit | edit source]
Zealong Tea Estate offers guided tours that provide visitors with insights into the tea cultivation and production process. The estate also features a tea house where guests can sample different varieties of Zealong tea and enjoy traditional tea ceremonies.
Awards and Recognition[edit | edit source]
Zealong has received numerous awards for its high-quality teas, including accolades from international tea competitions. The brand is recognized for its commitment to organic farming and sustainable practices.
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