Tie Guan Yin India with hints of honey

with hints of honey

the tea leaves are not bitter nor astringent – the quality used are also used to make Asamushi Sencha

In the cup

Despite its hard-to-access location due to the lack of roads

Under the watchful eye of the Himalayas

Tie Guan Yin India with hints of honeyTie Guan Yin is grown on the rugged slopes around Anxi, southern Fujian province of China. This tea can be found in countless grades and prices but our Tie Guan Yin is the ultimate example of what this tea should be exquisite floral aroma, unique flavour that lingers in the mouth long after the tea is sipped coupled with a bright jade infusion. In short, drinking Teafields Tie Guan Yin, will completely satisfy and exalt your senses and leave you with