Tie Guan Yin is one of the top Chinese prestige Oolong teas. It has a unique refreshing floral aroma, silky texture and lingering after taste. It has been listed by tea analysts as the tea with the most natural aroma.
Tie Guan Yin is one of the most popular teas consumed in China and its popularity is rapidly rising among many south-east Asian countries. It's rolled green leaves produce a pleasant scent of freshness reflecting the fresh air of high mountains.
Tie Guan Yin contains rich antioxidants. Long term consumption of Tie Guan Yin yields many health benefits such as lowering blood cholesterol levels and therefore blood pressure, cancer preventive, anti-inflammatory and anti-obesity.
An Xi area of the Fu Jian Province (where the owner En Jie grew up) - Tie Guan Yin's birthplace.
We offer 3 quality grades (High, Premium, Exclusive) in a choice of 2 sizes (50 or 100 gm packs). Our High grade is comparable to teas nominated as top quality in some Australian stores we have sampled. Our exclusive grade is at the level above which a regular tea drinker from the region where the tea was produced would not easily distinguish further improvement in quality.
We take special precautions to purchase new season stock, air transport and store refrigerated to preserve the original tea quality.
For more information on preparation and storage, please visit: Oolong tea preparation and storage guide
Hi\r\nI purchased the tie guan yin Premium and not sure how to make it?? is it one satchel per 1 cup hot water and how many teas a day?? also purchased the matural shape tea bags and is there a limit to how many cups per day?\r\nthanks\r\nLynne
Hello EnJie,\r\n\r\nThis is by far the BEST Tie Guan Yin I have had the pleasure of tasting. The delicacy of the nutty flavour, with NO bitterness and NO taste of chemical residue that you get from supermarket Teas.\r\n\r\nI enjie\'d every sip of this tea.\r\n\r\nLooking forward to sampling the other varieties.
Let me say to begin that prior to last week i had no love for tea in the least. In fact, the tea i had tasted previously, from store brought tea bags, i thought was horrible! My good friend was kind enough to bring over a tea from Valley Green Tea that he was raving about, (Tie Guan Yin or Iron Buddha), and i had a taste. Wow! I absolutely loved it, and after making him leave a sachet behind, drank it all within the next few days. I have now just placed my own order for a 100mg packet of the same tea. It is so lovely tasting!
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 is one of the top Chinese prestige Oolong teas. It has a unique refreshing natural floral aroma, silky texture and lingering after taste. Our Tie Guan Yin is sourced directly from An Xi - it's birthplace. "Pin It")
