China Tie Kuan Yin Oolong
China Tie Kuan Yin Oolong
  • Dosage: 1 heaped tsp
  • Brewing Time: 2-4 minutes
  • Brew Temperature: 100°C
  • Growing Region: China
  • Province: Province Fujian
  • Leaf: Light green leaf, tightly rolled into balls
  • Cup: Honey yellow infusion, sweetish taste, intensive floral flavour
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China Tie Kuan Yin Oolong

Wollenhaupt Tee GmbH

oolong tea

Description

High-quality Oolong tea produced using a special process. The leaves are fermented to approx. 40 %, then tightly rolled into dense pearls. According to legend, a farmer was given the tea plant by the goddess Guanyin, as a reward for voluntarily doing maintenance work at her temple.

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Packaging Unit: 2 kg

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