Tie Guan Yin Oolong Tea(Iron Goddess of Mercy)-#1

Customer Reviews

Review by Enid Leroy

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It is different from the one I bought last time. It looks greener, lighter, but the floral is way too strong than before. I like the tranditional light orchid aroma. I won't buy it again if you guys can't keep the aroma the same! (Posted on 1/24/2016)

its quite a balance taste as it brings the intensity up while remaining sweet and refreshing. Review by Andreas

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The tie guan yin, -iron goddess of mercy #1 is a wuite soft tie guan yin compare to the ones i have tried, but very well balanced taste in every side of it, it is an excellent tea which i like to drink , share with friends a family , having a very fruity taste accompanied by the intense grassy, floral tie guan yin taste, its quite a balance taste as it brings the intensity up while remaining sweet and refreshing. (Posted on 12/10/2015)

Review by Bill Clinton

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I brewed the TGY in my gaiwan gongfu style. My study room was filled with a succulent amazing orchid aroma. The flavor was phenomenal! (Posted on 1/1/2015)

Impressive quality tea! Review by Aaron S.

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This is easily the best Ti Kwan Yin I’ve ever had. ESGREEN packed it into separate double layered vacuum bags. Each bag is made for one time brewing, which is very thoughtful. Meanwhile,this packing well maintained the original aroma of this tea.
It gave off a kind of "cold fragrance" once the vacuum bag opened. A typical orchid aroma mixed with a hint of grass. Fresh and sweet.
I brewed it gong fu style, just finished my 6th infusion and it’s still producing a decent cup!
The leaves were fully expanded. Each one of them was complete and resilient.
Impressive quality tea! (Posted on 8/22/2013)

Review by Kur Schmidt

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While the finished brew is a pale yellow-green in color, the aroma and flavor of this tea is sweet and smooth, with a light peach note-orchid flavor? Little acidity, which is just right for this type of oolong. (Posted on 1/9/2013)

Review by Kur Schmidt

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While the finished brew is a pale yellow-green in color, the aroma and flavor of this tea is sweet and smooth, with a light peach note-orchid flavor? Little acidity, which is just right for this type of oolong. (Posted on 1/1/1970)

Review by Bill Clinton

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I brewed the TGY in my gaiwan gongfu style. My study room was filled with a succulent amazing orchid aroma. The flavor was phenomenal! (Posted on 1/1/1970)

Review by Enid Leroy

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It is different from the one I bought last time. It looks greener, lighter, but the floral is way too strong than before. I like the tranditional light orchid aroma. I won't buy it again if you guys can't keep the aroma the same! (Posted on 1/1/1970)