Tie Guan Yin Tea (Ti Kuan Yin / Iron Goddess) – Classic Choose a Weight:250 g Tea Canisters Inside

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Water Temperature 85–90°C（185–194°F） Tea-to-Water Ratio 6g tea per 150ml water Steeping Time Brews 1–2 Steep for 3–5 sec Brews 3–5 Steep for 6–10 sec Brews 6–8 Steep for 11–25 sec Tips: Tea masters recommend steeping times based on each tea's unique flavor

offering a deeper body than traditional Silver Needle while remaining vibrant and lively

Yunnan — known as “China’s Tea Granary

a fine layer of natural tea down can still be felt when gently handled—an indicator commonly associated with tender buds and careful processing

Tie Guan Yin Tea (Ti Kuan Yin / Iron Goddess) – Classic Choose a Weight:250 g Tea Canisters InsideTie Guan Yin (Ti Kuan Yin, also known as Iron Goddess of Mercy) is one of the most famous Oolong teas. Its name originates from a legendary tale about a devout believer. The teas authentic home is Anxi County in southeastern Fujian Province, where Tieguanyin has been cultivated and produced since the 18th century. The name 'Tieguanyin' represents 'resilience and compassion,' reflecting both the rich cultural heritage of this Oolong tea and the spirit