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Monkey Picked Oolong Tea (guan yin - iron goddess) Review

Monkey Picked Oolong Tea (guan yin - iron goddess)
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Among the varieties of Tie Guan Yin tea, the one harvested around spring has the best overall quality. Far Leaves Tie Guan Yin is truly a great tea, every steeping brings out a different flavor, make sure not to over steep since it will quickly become bitter. I usually drink it in the afternoon, preferring Far Leaves' Yunnan Black Tea, 3.5 oz in the mornings.

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classic monkey picked iron goddess; a full round of flavors and nuances imbue this spring tea with floral fruitiness

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Joy of Tea#3 - Wuyi Shui Xiang Oolong, Tie Kuan Yin Iron Buddass oolong WuLong Value Pack - 2x5.3 Oz Review

Joy of Tea#3 - Wuyi Shui Xiang Oolong, Tie Kuan Yin Iron Buddass oolong WuLong Value Pack - 2x5.3 Oz
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First: the Shui Xiang is of far better quality than the Iron Goddess in this two pack.
I drink a lot of tea (there's about 2 kilos in my cupboard at the moment, and 5 or 6 more kilos of Pu'er in my humidor), though I'm maybe not an expert I think I have a pretty good sense of what is good and what is not. For the price, this wulong can't really be beat for a daily drinking tea. You might not want to serve it to guests if you have better alternatives, but I love it for the office.
The Shui Xiang is amazingly sweet, creamy, and floral with a thick well-colored liquor.
The Tie Kuan Yin is very standard, and tastes like any other mid-low priced Iron Goddess.
Both teas have nice, full leaves that open well and very little particulate matter even at the bottom of the tin.

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1 tin of wuyi shui xian Narcissus wulong, 1 tin of tiekuanyin Iron budda oolong

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Numi Tea Iron Goddess of Mercy, Full Leaf Oolong Tea, Loose Leaf 16 oz bag Review

Numi Tea Iron Goddess of Mercy, Full Leaf Oolong Tea, Loose Leaf 16 oz bag
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First tried this tea from a specialty store in Buffalo, NY where it sold for close to $60/lb. Love it, even though it was only 2 oz. Search the net for this tea and found it Amazon.
It's a light delicate flavorful tea that can be brewed 2 to 3 times by refreshing it with more hot water. It is non-acidic like some other teas. It need no addition of cream or sweetner. I'm currently drinking 5 to 6 cups per day as it is so delicious and light. It's not exactly a green tea when brewed but a light amber color, with the hint of a flora or fruity taste. The added plus at Amazon is the price and very quick shipping.
I would strongly recommend getting this tea for any tea lover and I'm sure they would be pleased if they enjoy a good quality chinese tea.

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Legend has it the ancient Goddess of Mercy appeared to a humble farmer guiding him to nurture and care for a single tea sprout that would bring his village prosperity. From the Fujian province, China, the dark emerald green leaves that are 50% oxidized are tightly wound and unfurl imparting a smooth body and sweet finish. Its aroma is reminiscent of toasted grain and dried figs.

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