Jade Iron Goddess | You Ji Qing Xiang Tie Guan Yin | 1000g

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The tea leaves for this Iron Goddess come from the Wu Hua Shan garden in the village of Xianghua in Anxi. Neighboring villages such as Changkeng to the east and Longjuan to the south are also well-known origins of Tie Guan Yin tea. The tea bushes thrive at altitudes above 900 meters, in an area consistently shrouded in mist and rich in rainfall. These and other characteristics create the ideal environment for growing oolong teas, particularly Tie Guan Yin. The name reflects its radiant jade color and the beautiful shape of the leaves, each resembling a tiny piece of green jade. Unlike traditional Nongxiang-style Tie Guan Yin, the dry tea leaves offer a very subtle aroma—but once infused, they release a captivating scent of orchids. The flavor has sweet honeyed tones with a distinct floral edge. It’s an exceptionally refreshing and delicate tea with a long-lasting floral finish.