High Mountain Tea King Spring Tea Competition Results Announced: Lirong Hao Wins Numerous Awards, Becoming the Center of Attention

 

 

The list of winners of the "Taiwan High Mountain Tea King Spring Tea Evaluation Competition" organized by the Ren'ai Township Farmers' Association in Nantou was released today (the 5th). The well-known tea shop "Lirong Hao" became the most eye-catching winner, sweeping the Second Prize of the First Class, three First Class Awards, and ten Gold Awards. Lirong Hao founder Zheng Xuteng said that the quality of Taiwan high mountain tea can be called the best in the world, and receiving awards is recognition for producing good tea.

Ren'ai Township Farmers' Association general secretary Dai Jinnian said that this year in February there was a water shortage, and during the sprouting period there was also cold damage, reducing production by 40%, and the number of tea samples entered in the competition decreased, but the elimination rate was still as high as 48.3% in order to maintain quality. The winning or entered teas in the High Mountain Tea King Competition are all authentic Taiwan high mountain teas, so consumers can feel at ease.

 

Lirong Hao founder Zheng Xuteng pointed out that compared with the international market, Taiwan high mountain tea offers good quality at a fair price. Lirong Hao is committed to promoting Taiwan tea to consumers of all age groups, from various tea gift boxes, exquisite tea sets, co-branded tea sets, to cold-brewed tea, which is most loved by young people. Different from traditional tea shops, "Lirong Hao" wants to bring the brand into every household.

 

⟦NL> In addition, Zheng Xuteng particularly emphasized that "Lirong Hao," as a well-known domestic high mountain tea brand, has not only won the Special Prize and First Class Grand Prize in the Ren'ai Township High Mountain Tea King Competition in Nantou, but also won the two-star honor in the evaluation by the organization known as the Michelin of the food industry, "The International Taste Institute." Consumers can therefore feel relatively at ease and protected regarding the quality and source of the tea.