Mori no Kokage Tieguanyin Tea 2g50p (Residual Pesticide Tested) Bag Medium-Tea

Product Description: Tieguanyin tea is a variety that originated in Anxi County, Fujian Province. It is classified as a semi-fermented tea, similar to oolong tea. In Japan, the production of Tieguanyin is quite rare, accounting for only about 5-10% of the total compared to the more familiar oolong tea. As a type of semi-fermented blue tea, the leaves undergo fermentation through oxidation enzymes, are then roasted to stop fermentation, and go through a process called "rounian," where the leaves are rolled. The tea leaves have a distinctive rounded shape due to the strong rolling process! They are characterized by a black surface with a glossy sheen. It contains a high amount of catechins and is commonly consumed after meals in China. Product Features: This is a very high-quality Chinese tea made from 100% natural Tieguanyin without additives. Among oolong teas, the finest is known as Tieguanyin tea. It is said to be one of China's top ten famous teas! The name Tieguanyin means "tea blessed by Guanyin, with a rich, dark color and high aroma, resembling iron." The leaves of Tieguanyin tea are rounded. The firm and tight leaves produce a strong and sweet aroma with a refreshing taste, resulting in a tea with a color reminiscent of apricots. Recently, due to the difficulty in cultivating the Tieguanyin variety, it is becoming a precious tea. It has a higher nutritional content than regular oolong tea, supporting beauty, health, and daily life! Origin of Tieguanyin Tea: Long ago, two brothers dreamed of seeing a tree growing on Guanyin Rock. When they visited the rock, they found a tree there, took it back, and propagated it to share with everyone. This is said to be the beginning of Guanyin tea. Ingredients: Catechins, tannins, alkaloids, polyphenols, caffeine. Caffeine Content: Contains caffeine. Notes: Storage Method: Before opening, avoid direct sunlight and high humidity. After opening, seal and store in a low-humidity environment. Usage: Place about 1g of tea leaves in a cup, pour in boiling water, and let steep for 3-5 minutes. Domestic products are clearly marked as domestic in the product title. Main Country of Origin: China (the country of origin may change). Processing is done domestically.