"Lala Mountain in Taiwan, a place I’d never heard of in a decade of drinking teas from the island."
Probably because it's one of these many, unremarkable smaller mountains that are all over Taiwan (and the PNW), that are not one of the main big ones, seems like around Wulai, where I often used to hike. I've never heard of it either--but I also never bothered to visit Maokong, where tea is also grown, because it's basically just a hilly suburb of Taipei.
"Lala Mountain in Taiwan, a place I’d never heard of in a decade of drinking teas from the island."
Probably because it's one of these many, unremarkable smaller mountains that are all over Taiwan (and the PNW), that are not one of the main big ones, seems like around Wulai, where I often used to hike. I've never heard of it either--but I also never bothered to visit Maokong, where tea is also grown, because it's basically just a hilly suburb of Taipei.