Ti Guan Yin, also known as the "Iron Goddess of Mercy", is one of the most famous Chinese oolongs living in Fujian Province. The variant "Hua Xiang" (Huaxian) means "floral aroma", and "Qin Xiang" (Qing Xiang) indicates light roasting, which gives the tea a fresh and floral taste.
Taste characteristics
- Aroma: The tea contains a bright floral aroma with notes of orchids and fruits, creating a light and refreshing feeling.
- Taste: The taste of Ti Guan Yin Hua Xiang is soft and sweet, with light creamy and fruity accents. It has a pleasant texture and a long aftertaste.
The brewing process
For brewing tea, Guan Yin Hua Xiang recommends:
- Water temperature: 90-95°C.
- Amount of tea: 5-7 grams per 100 ml of water.
- Infusion time: Infuse the first brew for 30 seconds, increasing the infusion time for subsequent brews by 10-15 seconds.
Fields for health
Ti Guan Yin Hua Xiang is rich in antioxidants and beneficial substances that can help:
- Calm down.
- Maintain heart health.
- Strengthen the immune system.
Closure
Ti Guan Yin Hua Xiang Tea is an excellent choice for oolong lovers who are looking for a light and floral taste. Its lightness and aroma make it ideal for morning tea or as a refreshing drink during the day.