Tie Kuan Yin

Description

Iron Godess of Mercy / Tie Kuan Yin Oolong Tea Discriptions: Tie Kuan Yin Oolong Tea is typically close to a green tea, with only a little oxidation. Consequently, it has a very flowery, delicate aroma without the green tea �grassiness� or astringency. Apperance: curled and bold Tea color: sand green Tea soup: clean and golden yellow Tea taste: mellow, thick and sweet. Tea aroma: After you drink it, the nice smell would still leave in your tooth. After being made for seven times, the tea leaves are still tender and soft. The room would be filled with the aroma and you will enjoy more fragrant infusion and relax yourself with happiness. Exact place of origin: originated in high moutain of Fujian province, the excellent misty environment of ***0metres above sea level is very good for tea growing. Legend: A man named Wang Shirang met friends in Nanxuan, Anhui and found a tea tree that was quite different from the others. He transplanted the bush to his garden and devotedly looked after it. In spring, he plucked the leaves and made tea which appeared very fragrant and tasty, and the tea leaves sank down to the bottom. In the 9 years of Qianlong dynasty, he was called into the capital and visited the official Fang Wangxi with the tea as gift. Fang found the tea intriguing taste then presented to Qianlong emperor. Qianlong emperor enjoyed the tea which tasted sweet smoothness. There was a special natural orchid aroma, color sand green, such as iron pressed hands. The emperor subsequently named the tea �Tie Kuan Yin� . The legend was thus told from mouth to mouth across the lands while Tie Kuan Yin Tea being sold all over the world.