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Your personal tea maker

TEAMOSA Fusion Brewer

YOUR PERSONAL TEA MASTER

Making tea is not difficult, but doing it right requires precision. Temperature and time matter. With TEAMOSA, you can customize the strength and flavor with every brew - ensuring each and every cup is crafted to perfection. Freely choose between your own favorite loose tea leaves or TEAMOSA tea.

Water Tank

1. WATER.

  • Open the hinge back cover.
  • Remove the clear water tank.
  • Fill with water and replace water tank.
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Master Your Tea Brewing

Original. Unique. Revolutionary.

We feature six types of tea: white, green, yellow, oolong, black, dark (Pu-Erh). Each requires a different water temperature, tea-to-water ratio, and brewing time, all elements TEAMOSA can optimize for you - enabling you to extract the most health benefits, flavor and aroma from your tea. If you’re using water that’s too hot or steeping leaves for too long, you’re damaging the favorable properties. With TEAMOSA, you can master the art of tea making and ensure you’re maximizing antioxidant intake with every sip.

Green Tea

Green Tea

TEAMOSA Brewing Method

TEAMOSA Brewing Method

  65 - 80 ºC

150-180 ºF

 

  3 - 3.5 min

Temperature
Brewing Time
Yellow needle tea

Yellow Tea

TEAMOSA Brewing Method

TEAMOSA Brewing Method

  75 - 90 ºC

170-200 ºF

 

  3 - 4 min

Temperature
Brewing time
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White Tea

TEAMOSA Brewing Method

TEAMOSA Brewing Method

  70 - 75 ºC

160-170 ºF

 

  3 - 4 min

Temperature
Brewing Time
Oolong Tea

Oolong Tea

TEAMOSA Brewing Method

TEAMOSA Brewing Method

  90 - 95 ºC

200-210 ºF

 

  4 - 5 min

Temperature
Brewing Time
Yellow Tea

Black Tea

TEAMOSA Brewing Method

TEAMOSA Brewing Method

  85 - 95 ºC

190-210 ºF

 

  3 - 4.5min

Temperature
Brewing Time
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Dark Tea (Pu-erh)

TEAMOSA Brewing Method

TEAMOSA Brewing Method

  85 - 95 ºC

190-210 ºF

 

  4 - 4.5min

Temperature
Brewing Time
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Introduce TEAMOSA Tea Collection

Our “TEAMOSA TEA Collection” certainly lives up to our brand name TEA from FORMOSA! The pack features 5 types of our brand's iconic teas from Taiwan, a beautiful island known for its high quality teas.

LISHAN OOLONG TEA

LISHAN OOLONG TEA

OOLONG TEA

This tea is selected from Lishan tea area, a high-mountain tea production area in central Taiwan. The average altitude of Lishan tea area is 2,000 meters. The bitter components such as catechins are reduced, while the content of sweet components such as theanine and soluble nitrogen is increased. The soil mineral content in Lishan tea area is rich, which produces rich aroma and taste. The tea is delicious, sweet and smooth, with elegant aroma Long-lasting, it is a rare good tea. Due to its excellent quality, Lishan high mountain tea has long been synonymous with Taiwan high mountain tea.

TEAMOSA Tea Collection

TEAMOSA TEA COLLECTION

TEAMOSA ICONIC TEAS

Our “TEAMOSA TEA Collection” certainly lives up to our brand name TEA from FORMOSA! The pack features 5 types of our brand's iconic teas from Taiwan, a beautiful island known for its high quality teas.

  • LISHAN OOLONG

  • YUSHAN OOLONG

  • DONG DING OOLONG

  • BROWN RICE OOLONG

  • ALISHAN HONEY BLACK

TEAMOSA Tea Collection

YUSHAN OOLONG

OOLONG TEA

Produced at the Yushan Mountain and drawn from the water source of the forest reserve, the average sunshine is short and the temperature difference between day and night is large, which is an excellent environment for growing tea trees. The unroasted fragrance completely retains the original taste of Gaoshan Oolong, and the tea soup is clear and sweet, rich in the coldness of Gaoshan. The light and elegant cedar aroma makes people feel like they are in the mountains.

DONG DING OOLONG

DONG DING OOLONG

OOLONG TEA

Dongding Oolong Tea, commonly known as Dongding Oolong Tea, is a very well-known tea in Taiwan. The name of Dongding Oolong Tea comes from the "Dongding Mountain" in Lugu where it is produced and the tea variety "Chin-shin Oolong". It is mainly produced in Lugu Township, Nantou County, Taiwan. It is a semi-fermented tea made from the tea greens of Chin-shin Oolong. Typical Dongding Oolong tea is characterized by mellow throat rhyme, foam resistance and long-lasting strong aftertaste!

BROWN RICE OOLONG

BROWN RICE OOLONG

OOLONG TEA

This is a Japanese-style oolong tea. Roasted brown rice is added to fresh oolong tea. The freshness and the irritating fire-sweet aroma of the roasted brown rice intertwine to create a comfortable sense of balance. The light and elegant taste of tea soup is a special tea that can be easily drunk by every age group.

ALISHAN HONEY BLACK

ALISHAN HONEY BLACK

BLACK TEA

Alishan Honey Fragrance Black Tea is made from Taiwan Tea No. 12 tea leaves. During the growth of the tea tree, the green leaves are sucked by the small green leafhoppers, causing natural chemical changes in the tea leaves, and exuding a natural honey-sweet taste, which is traditionally called "Zhuo" (in Southern Hokkien). Coupled with the good weather, Master's unique tea making method gives it a natural fruity and honey aroma. When brewing, the rich tea fragrance wafts away, and the taste is sweet and smooth.

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TEAMOSA began with a simple idea—combining tradition with technology to create the perfect tea experience. But when the world changed, we saw an opportunity to do more. The pandemic challenged industries, disrupted markets, and reshaped innovation. In response, we expanded beyond tea machines, bringing our passion for precision and creativity to a broader range of engineering solutions.

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