Estates, ten fields each.

The highest plot on this list; picking starts late and finishes in February.

The second-highest plot in the Alishan set, picking late and selling out before the mill is dry.

High-altitude lots with a tea-like clarity; book well before the harvest.

A competition producer with a small tasting room above the drying patio, and a waiting list for the Geisha.

A mid-altitude farm that runs both washed and honey lots from the same rows, which makes comparison easy.

Very small Geisha lots on a ridge above the Pingtung plain; sold by the kilogram.

An older planting of Typica and Bourbon, kept because the cup is rounder than the newer varieties.

High for Gukeng and almost entirely natural process, dried slowly in a converted tea shed.

Lower than the famous plots, with a rounder profile and a price that makes sense for a daily cup.