This partially fermented Oolong comes from the southern Chinese province of Fujian. It has a tightly rolled, greenish-brown leaf, a jade-green cup colour and a full-bodied flavour with a natural fruity sweetness. Incidentally, Ti Kuan Yin means something like 'Iron Goddess of Mercy'. According to a legend, a poor farmer was rewarded with a tea plant by the goddess because he took special care of her temple and her iron statue inside.
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| Země původu | Čína |
|---|---|
| Kontinent | Asie |
| Způsob balení | sypaný |
| Zdraví | kosti|pleť |rakovina (prevence)|srdeční potíže (prevence)|antioxidant|cukrovka|cholesterol|hubnutí|vlasy (regenerace) |
| Druh čaje | oolong čaj |
| Složení | oolong čaj |
| Typ čaje | jednodruhový |