Notting Hall Specialty Teas - Ti Quan Yin 1st Grade Oolong

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In China, Quan Yin, the Buddhist Goddess of Mercy, is considered to be the perfect mother and the embodiment of compassion. Given these qualities, it is surprising that Quan Yin was originally thought to be a male god.

Ti Quan Yin (TiKuan Yin) or Iron Goddess of Mercy from the southern Fujian Province in China is one of China's most famous oolongs. After plucking, the leaves are hand-rolled to allow the essential oils to react with the air and slowly oxidize. When the desired oxidation is reached and the edges of the leaves are a golden brown, the leaf is then heated to stop the oxidation process and rolled to form its shape.

This excellent grade oolong is best enjoyed steeped loosely in the pot, gong fu style. The floral flavor is exceptionally light and smooth with a lingering after-taste. To be enjoyed daily.

To Prepare
TiQuan Yin is best when brewed with spring water at a temperature of 180° for 2 to 3 minutes. We encourage you to experiment with different brewing times. Use one scant teaspoon for every 8 ounces. Enjoy this tea through many infusions.

Tea Lovers Also Recommend
If you enjoy this excellent grade of Ti Quan Yin, you might also enjoy the complexities of
Hairy Crab
or
TiQuan Yin Superior

Packaging is available in our triple-layered, foil bag or 4 oz custom tin.

2 oz. pkg $7.50 - 4 oz. tin $14.95 - 4 oz. pkg $13.50
8 oz. pkg $22.00 - 16 oz. bulk $38.00
Order CL-T0303

Ti Quan Yin 1st Grade
In China, Quan Yin, the Buddhist Goddess of Mercy, is considered to be the perfect mother and the embodiment of compassion. Given these qualities, it is surprising that Quan Yin was originally thought to be a male god. Ti Quan Yin (TiKuan Yin) or Iron Goddess of Mercy from the southern Fujian Province in China is one of China's most famous oolongs. After plucking, the leaves are hand-rolled to allow the essential oils to react with the air and slowly oxidize. When the desired oxidation is reached and the edges of the leaves are a golden brown, the leaf is then heated to stop the oxidation process and rolled to form its shape. This excellent grade oolong is best enjoyed steeped loosely in the pot, gong fu style. The floral flavor is exceptionally light and smooth with a lingering after-taste. To be enjoyed daily.

To Prepare TiQuan Yin is best when brewed with spring water at a temperature of 180° for 2 to 3 minutes. We encourage you to experiment with different brewing times. Use one scant teaspoon for every 8 ounces. Enjoy this tea through many infusions.		*Tea Lovers Also Recommend* If you enjoy this excellent grade of Ti Quan Yin, you might also enjoy the complexities of Hairy Crab or TiQuan Yin Superior

Packaging is available in our triple-layered, foil bag or 4 oz custom tin. 2 oz. pkg $7.50 - 4 oz. tin $14.95 - 4 oz. pkg $13.50 8 oz. pkg $22.00 - 16 oz. bulk $38.00 Order CL-T0303