Hey tea lovers! Oriental Beauty tea is one of Taiwan’s most famous oolongs, and it has some fascinating names, each with its own little story. Let me share a few—I think you’ll love this! Oriental Beauty (Dongfang Meiren / 東方美人) Legend says Queen Victoria named it after being charmed by its unique flavor and the elegant white-tipped leaves. Fancy, right? Braggart’s Tea (Pengfeng Cha / 膨風茶) A farmer’s tea, nibbled by tiny bugs, turned out delicious! When he shared his success, his neighbors teased him for bragging, giving it this playful nickname. White Tip Oolong (Bai Hao Oolong / 白毫烏龍) The bugs’ bites give the leaves their shimmering white tips, creating this name. It’s also called “Champagne Oolong” for its honey notes and “Five-Colored Tea” for its rainbow-like leaves. Each name tells a story of this tea’s journey from Taiwanese farms to teacups worldwide. Which name do you like best? Share your thoughts below—I’d love to hear them!