Oolong Tie Guan Yin (Iron Goddess of Mercy)

Tie Guan Yin, or Iron Goddess of Mercy, is a classic Chinese oolong from Fujian Province. It is distinguished by its rich floral aroma, velvety taste and long sweet aftertaste . A legendary variety that has become the symbol of mid-fermentation oolongs.

The taste is soft, floral, with creamy green notes. The aroma is fragrant, refreshing, with notes of orchid and wildflowers. The infusion is light golden, transparent.

Tea with a thousand-year-old legend

The story of Tie Guan Yin begins in the temple of the goddess Guan Yin, the patroness of mercy. A poor farmer was tending to an abandoned temple and one day received a gift of a tea bush that gives aroma and peace. Since then, this oolong has become a trademark of China.

What is special about Tie Guan Yin?

• The sophisticated aroma of orchids and flowers
• Soft, fresh, refreshing taste without bitterness
• Medium fermentation (30–40%)
• Suitable for daily tea drinking
• Legendary history and spiritual character

How to brew Tie Guan Yin oolong tea?

Gongfu Cha:

1. 5–6 g of tea per 100 ml of gaiwan or teapot
2. Rinse with boiling water for 1–2 seconds
3. Water temperature — 85–90°C
4. First flush — 10 seconds, then increase
5. Can be brewed 6–8 times

European method:

1. 1 tsp. tea per 300 ml of water
2. Temperature — 85–90°C
3. Infusion time — 2–3 minutes
4. Can be brewed 2–3 times

Who is this tea suitable for?

• For lovers of floral fragrances
• For those looking for a balance between green and dark tea
• For a quiet tea party, relaxation and reflection
• As a gift or to introduce you to oolongs

Characteristics:

• Type: Oolong, medium fermentation
• Origin: Fujian Province, China
• Fermentation: 30–40%
• Taste: Floral, creamy, light
• Aroma: Orchids, flowers, freshness
• Infusion color: Golden
• Caffeine: Medium
• Brand: MY TEA