As for whether it is good or not, this question is subjective. You have to taste it yourself to know whether it is good or not!
Because some people like strong drinks, others like sweet ones, so you must taste them to know.
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● Wenshan packaged tea is also called green tea. According to legend, in the early years, Fujian tea farmers put tea leaves into a bag of four taels, and then wrapped them into rectangular squares. Wenshan tea area in Taipei County is the best. Tea soup is yellow, famous for its aroma and the reputation of "beauty in tea".
● Tieguanyin is mainly produced in Muka and Shimen tea areas in Taipei. The production method is similar to that of frozen-top oolong tea, but the fermentation degree is heavier than that of frozen-top oolong tea. However, Tieguanyin's unique baking process (fresh and dried tea leaves are wrapped in a square towel, kneaded manually or mechanically, and baked in a baking cage with slow fire for a long time) makes the tea taste thick and pure, and the throat feels full.
● Frozen top oolong tea is mainly produced in Lugu Township, Nantou County, and is known as Cha Sheng, Taiwan Province. "Hot kneading" in the process of making tea is a unique technology for making frozen top tea. The tea soup is golden and clear, fragrant, full of throat rhyme and lasting tea fragrance.
● Alpine tea refers to tea produced in tea gardens above 1000 meters above sea level, mainly hemispherical oolong tea, including Alishan, Yushan and Snow Mountain. Due to the large temperature difference between day and night in mountainous areas, the clouds are filled all day long, and the tea leaves are green in color, sweet and smooth, elegant in smell, lasting in fragrance and resistant to soaking.
● Pine and cypress green tea, also known as "Puzhong tea" or "Pine and cypress pit tea", is produced in Mingjian Township, Nantou County. Tea is soft and fragrant, and the whole process of planting and manufacturing is monitored mechanically, so that the quality can be unified, which plays an important role in the tea market in Taiwan Province Province.