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Iron Goddess Oolong (Tie Guan Yin, Chinese Oolong)
$16.00
The most popular and most famous oolong in China. This naturally floral oolong is very lightly oxidatised, closely resemble a green tea. A great gateway tea if you have not tried oolong before.
Origin:
Anxi county, Fujian, China
Taste Note:
Pale honey colour liquid. Light bodied, refreshing, floral, grassy and slightly vegetal on the nose. Smooth, honeysuckle note on the palate, with lingering sweetness.
Brewing Instruction:
90 to 95 °C water. 1 to 2 minutes steeping depending on brewing style.
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