Award-Winning Taiwanese Tea — Contests, Testing &
- Teagraphy’s official English and Japanese pages list World Green Tea Association of Japan awards and AVPA “Teas of the World” medals for named products—always check the product page.
- Examples include Four Seasons Highest Gold 2020, Cangui Guyun Highest Gold 2021, and Charcoal-Roasted Oolong AVPA Silver 2020.
- The English news desk also notes a 2023 Gold Award from the World Green Tea Association of Japan.
- About Teagraphy records an early Grand Prize at the Nantou County Oolong Tea Competition.
- Alongside medals, pages cite SGS pesticide-residue testing and longan-charcoal hand roasting in Nantou.
Award-winning Taiwanese tea is a phrase worth unpacking. Medals can help you shortlist, but they cannot replace a clear liquor and a finish you enjoy.
Contests named on official pages
Teagraphy’s official pages name the World Green Tea Association of Japan (Highest Gold or Gold with a year) and AVPA “Teas of the World” (France).
- Four Seasons cans — Highest Gold Award 2020.
- Cangui Guyun lines — Highest Gold Award 2021.
- Cangui Guyun Xin — Gold Award 2020 and AVPA Gold 2020.
- Charcoal-Roasted Oolong — Highest Gold 2020 and AVPA Silver 2020.
- Charcoal-Roasted Red Oolong — Highest Gold 2020 and AVPA Bronze 2021.
The English News index headlines “2023 - Gold Award, World Green Tea Association of Japan” without naming a SKU; cite it as news, not a product badge.
What Japanese product pages add
Four Seasons 50 g cans print matching 最高金賞 years: Si Ji Chun, Jin Xuan and Oolong in 2020; Red Oolong in 2020 and 2021, with AVPA Silver 2021 on the JP page. Check single-origin pages for exact years.
Testing and craft behind the medal
Awards are one signal. About Teagraphy records an early Grand Prize at the Nantou County Oolong Tea Competition. Product pages also cite SGS pesticide-residue testing and longan-charcoal hand roasting in Nantou. Match the contest name and year, taste the tea, and treat testing and origin packing as partners to any ribbon.
