Focus: Oolong – Tie Guan Yin (1lb / 454g)

How does it taste?

• Notes of dried apricot and roasted chestnuts
• Tastes very refreshing with vibrant aroma
• Cleanses the palate and helps to awaken the senses
• Very pleasant floral aroma
• Fantastic to drink hot or iced

Story of this tea

• One of Asia’s top 5 teas
• Grown at very high altitudes along the sides of mist-covered mountains
• Rolled by hand into tiny balls that open into giant leaves when brewed
• Most difficult tea in the world to produce
• Requires 12 different steps from picking to finishing, most teas require only four
• Produced in Fujian Province in rural China
• Only masters are able to produce the prized Oolongs of Asia