Tie Guan Yin Green Tea

The famous semi-fermented oolong from Fujian Province – a tea that smells like spring and tastes like tranquility

Tie Guan Yin is not just a drink – it is an experience that connects body and mind. It is named after the goddess Guanyin, and legend has it that she showed the tea plant to a poor farmer in a dream. Since then, this tea has been considered a gift from heaven – for moments when we need to caress our soul and senses.

🌿 Flavor profile:

• 🌸 Delicate floral aroma – orchids, lilacs, jasmine
• 🍐 Light fruity notes – reminiscent of pear and green apple
• 🍯 Delicate sweetness – with a buttery body and clean finish
• 🍀 Refreshing character – awakens but does not aggressively stimulate

☕ When to enjoy it:

• In the morning as a light start without a caffeine shock
• During the workday – for concentration and inner balance
• After a meal – aids digestion and leaves a clean taste in the mouth

🫖 How to prepare:

1. 5 g of tea per 150 ml of water
2. Water temperature: 85–90 °C
3. Steep for 30–60 seconds, can be repeated 4–6 times
4. Best prepared using the Gong Fu Cha method for maximum enjoyment

💡 Interesting fact:

Tie Guan Yin is one of China’s most famous teas and is valued not only for its taste but also for its harmonizing effects on the nervous system. Its aroma alone can calm the mind and open the heart.

🍃 Tie Guan Yin – when you want to combine the beauty of the moment with the taste of legends.