Tie Guan Yin (Godesse de Fer)
Tie Guan Yin (Godesse de Fer)
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Un authentique thé oolong Tie Guan Yin (déesse de la miséricorde) de Anxi, Fujian. Ce thé oolong léger présente une texture épaisse et un arôme doux, végétal et floral.
Il doit son nom à une légende dans laquelle la déesse de la miséricorde a donné une pousse de thé à un pauvre fermier. Celui-ci l'a plantée dans son jardin et a cultivé avec elle le meilleur des thés. Le mot 'tie' (iron) dans son nom fait référence au fait que ce thé est roulé en boulettes serrées et que lorsqu'on le laisse tomber dans une théière, on entend un son semblable à celui de petits morceaux de fer qui tombent.
En raison de sa prononciation difficile, ce thé est aussi souvent appelé TGY. Dans certains dialectes chinois, il s'écrit également Ti Kuan Yin.
Origine
Origine
- Marque : Teasenz
- Année : 2022
- Saison: Printemps
- Origine : Alishan, Taïwan
- Type : thé oolong
Comment préparer le thé
Comment préparer le thé
Western method
Infuse 3 grams of Tie Guan Yin oolong tea with 500 ml water at a temperature of 100ºC and steep for 1 minutes. For a second steep increase the steeping time to 4 minutes
Traditional method
Infuse 5 grams of Tie Guan Yin with 100ml water at 100ºC and steep for 30 seconds. For the second steep, apply a 15 second steeping time. Increase the steeping time by 5 seconds for every next steep.
Cold-brewing
For cold-brewing you may use a bottle, jug, teapot or any brewing vessel that has a lid. Use 8 grams of Tie Guan Yin tea per 500ml of cold water. Cover the brewing vessel with a lid, and store in the fridge for 5-8 hours.
Shipping, Returns & Payment Methods
Shipping, Returns & Payment Methods
Delivery time: 1-10 day EU delivery. For estimates per country, please visit the shipping info page at the bottom of our website.
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Returns: orders can be returned for a refund within 30 days. Products should returned in unopened, unused condition.
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Cheap Tie Guan Yin (TGY) is often mediocre and straightforward, yet easy to drink. This TGY is no exception. TGY can be much more complex and still be pretty affordable (especially compared to other oolongs). Hope that Teasenz will include a more interesting premium TGY option in the future.
Hello Ricardo, thank you so much for your feedback. When sourcing this Tie Guan Yin our intention was to curate one that's very representative of a traditional TGY and one that is loved by a wide audience. We don't agree that it is 'cheap', but rather one that offers good value for money. We do agree with you that we can explore the TGY space much more, and offer different styles of TGY as we do for other oolong teas such as Dancongs. It's something we'll definitely work on in the future!
This is my favorite Oolong next to the Duckshit Oolong, overall a great tea to enjoy daily.
It's very good. I like it a lot. I order regularly from TEASENZ
I bought this Tie Guan Yin (Iron Goddess) Oolong Tea from Teasenz, and I’m truly impressed. The flavor, freshness, and aroma are absolutely beautiful—authentic and top quality. Even after including shipping costs, the price is very reasonable. In fact, the quality-to-price ratio is outstanding—much better than what I can find in my country. I highly recommend Teasenz to any tea lover looking for premium tea at a fair price.
The most parfumed oolong that I tasted so far, I love every oolong but this one really reminds me of Taiwan great flower perfumed teas ( as a natural tea parfume, no flowers in this). I really love it, keep on buying it on kilos and I’m glad I can drink it every day…a day without tea is worst than a day with no rice
Notre travail de design s'inspire de l'œuvre « Le long de la rivière pendant le Festival Qingming » de Zhang Zeduan, datant de la dynastie Song. Au lieu de représenter la vie quotidienne des habitants de la capitale chinoise (comme dans l'œuvre originale), nous illustrons le processus de fabrication du thé par les agriculteurs, adoptant la même perspective à vol d'oiseau.
En observant notre design d'emballage en détail, les amateurs de thé pourront découvrir les étapes de production : les cultivateurs cueillant, séchant, roulant et torréfiant les feuilles de thé. Le thé est ensuite dégusté dans un pavillon, puis transporté par des chevaux le long de « l’ancienne route du thé ».
L’alliance entre le paysage traditionnel chinois et le thème de la fabrication du thé symbolise l'héritage, la tradition et le respect pour le dur labeur des cultivateurs de thé.