〔Rare Collection〕Honey Iron Goddess
Honey / Wood-fired Malt Sugar

Wolf Tea | Rare Collection

Rare harmonies in tea—born of artistry, experimentation, or nature’s whims—are treasured gems. Each cup unveils new sensory dimensions, broadening our appreciation of Taiwanese tea. Our “Wolf Tea Rare Collection” invites you to experience these wonders firsthand, sparking moments of delightful surprise: “Wow! Tea can be like this?”

◎ Notes：Honey, Wood-fired Malt Sugar, Smoky Nuance

The Honey Iron Goddess exudes quiet strength beneath its rich aroma. Its rare, honeyed fragrance emerges unpredictably by leafhoppers, is a fleeting treasure not to be missed.

① Pre-Brew Aroma
The reddish-brown tea leaves, once warmed by boiling water and emptied, release a bright, rich honey fragrance reminiscent of brown sugar.

② Tea Aroma / Taste / Aftertaste
From the first sip, the tea is full-bodied and sweet, with a refreshing middle note akin to jasmine. The aftertaste offers a warm, rich sweetness similar to wood-fired malt sugar or longan honey, without any burnt off-flavor. When cooled, the tea remains smooth, sweet, and thirst-quenching.

③ Brewed Leaves Aroma / Cup Aroma
The thick, unfolded tea leaves emit a delicate rose fragrance, while the cup holds a lingering sweet aroma.

Special Tasting Set
◎ Honey Iron Goddess vs. Fruity Iron Goddess Oolong ◎

Explore the rare Honey Iron Goddess alongside the Fruity Iron Goddess Oolong. Compare the subtle differences between classic roasted nutty aromas and rich honey notes. Brew, savor, and enjoy the flavorful journey designed for tea lovers to discover these unique profiles. 🙂

Wolf Tea Shop・Taipei Dadaocheng｜New Opening!

Amid the lively Dadaocheng streets, the soft scent of temple incense brings calm. The rich traditions of Taipei’s west side remind us of the deep, roasted notes of traditional Iron Goddess. To celebrate our new shop, we proudly present the rare Honey Iron Goddess as an exclusive commemorative tea. Join us in marking over 3,000 days of Wolf Tea, sharing the rich aromas of Taiwanese tea with the world.