Starting with a green vegetable soup for your appetizer? Opt for a lightly oxidized Taiwan Oolong, such as Imperial Bao Zhong, to create a complementary pairing. On the other hand, a strongly oxidized Oolong, like
Butterfly of Taiwan, provides a delightful contrast with the flavors of a vegetable pie or a quiche Lorraine. If you're preparing a mushroom dish, consider savoring a
Pu Erh, a dark tea with a forest-like bouquet that complements it perfectly. And when enjoying raw shellfish or shellfish in ravioli, select a roasted green tea like Bancha Hojicha for a harmonious combination, or go for the contrast with a roasted tea like Shiraore Kuki Hojicha.