Iron Goddess of Mercy Chinese Oolong Tea Anxi Tie Kuan Yin Oolong Tea
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Note: Two kinds of packaging, send randomly Product Name: Iron Goddess of Mercy Oolong Tea Tea Origin: Fujian, China Store Conditions: Cool and ventilated place, avoid direct sunlight. Tea leaves (Dried): Its shape is bold and the color is sand green. Aroma: It's light and slightly sweet at the tip of the tongue. Infusion: The soup is...
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Product Name: Iron Goddess of Mercy Oolong Tea
Tea Origin: Fujian, China
Store Conditions: Cool and ventilated place, avoid direct sunlight.
Tea leaves (Dried): Its shape is bold and the color is sand green.
Aroma: It's light and slightly sweet at the tip of the tongue.
Infusion: The soup is bright with yellow.
Iron Goddess of Mercy (or TGY) is one of the most famous Chinese oolong teas. Tea connoisseurs may have heard of this same tea by the names of Tie Kuan Yin, Iron Buddha, or Iron Goddess of Mercy. Regardless of what you call it, its distinctive flavor and light floral fragrance are what make this oolong tea so famous.
Tips: Because of the long time delivery, maybe some vacuumize will blow-by, if you find it not completely vacuum, it is a normal phenomenon caused by the delivery. Don't worry, the tea is still fresh. Thank you for your understanding!
Product Name: Iron Goddess of Mercy Oolong Tea
Tea Origin: Fujian, China
Store Conditions: Cool and ventilated place, avoid direct sunlight.
Tea leaves (Dried): Its shape is bold and the color is sand green.
Aroma: It's light and slightly sweet at the tip of the tongue.
Infusion: The soup is bright with yellow.
Iron Goddess of Mercy (or TGY) is one of the most famous Chinese oolong teas. Tea connoisseurs may have heard of this same tea by the names of Tie Kuan Yin, Iron Buddha, or Iron Goddess of Mercy. Regardless of what you call it, its distinctive flavor and light floral fragrance are what make this oolong tea so famous.
Tips: Because of the long time delivery, maybe some vacuumize will blow-by, if you find it not completely vacuum, it is a normal phenomenon caused by the delivery. Don't worry, the tea is still fresh. Thank you for your understanding!
