Warm welcome

Origin

CAFFEINE CONTENT

Weight

Blooming Oolong with a calm soul

Tie Guan Yin, also known as the “Iron Goddess of Mercy,” is one of the finest Oolong teas from Fujian province. Its loosely rolled leaves unfurl during infusion, revealing a golden-yellow cup with floral elegance and delicate depth.

Preparation

Up to 7 infusions possible – each round a new play of aromas

Temperatur
80–85°C
Teemenge
2.5g in 200 ml
Ziehzeit
2 Min. fresh Floral
3 Min. nutty Deep
Aufguss
7 Mal
Quality

Hand-picked spring harvest, gently processed to preserve the fine floral aroma and light roasted note.

Character

Mild & delicately tart with fresh orchid notes, gentle nuttiness and an elegant freshness.

Ingredients

100% Oolong tea (Tie Guan Yin)

Anxis Oolong Herb

From Anxi, the famous Oolong region in Fujian. The tea plants grow there in mineral soils and produce a floral-gentle infusion.

From the best tea regions

Whole tea leaves

Purity of taste

SUSTAINABLE PRODUCTION

What Our Customers Say

AnnaFrom Hamburg

Fast delivery, excellent customer service, and exceptionally good teas. Clear recommendation!

FranzFrom Bremen

You can taste the quality. Every infusion is a delight – the tea really surprised me!

LuiseFrom Munich

Great selection, transparent information about origin and taste. I immediately reordered several varieties.

NikeFrom Vienna

Beautiful packaging, lovingly put together – and the taste is simply fantastic. I will definitely be back!

SimoneFrom Graz

I am thrilled by the quality and how detailed everything is described – it makes me eager to try new varieties!

FAQs

Do you have questions? Here is our FAQ page.

What is special about Tie Guan Yin?

Tie Guan Yin is one of the most famous Oolong teas from the Chinese province of Fujian. It is characterized by a clear, floral aroma that is light and almost ethereal. The leaves are rolled and unfold with each brew more and more.

When is the best time to drink Tie Guan Yin?

Ideal for the afternoon – when you want to relax but not feel tired. Tie Guan Yin has a balancing and slightly stimulating effect – also as a Cold Brew, it serves as a gentle companion into the evening.

How do I properly prepare Tie Guan Yin?

1 tsp in 200 ml of water
Temperature: 85–90 °C
Steeping time: 1–2 minutes
Up to 3 infusions possible – with each round a new aroma develops.

Is Tie Guan Yin suitable for Cold Brew?

Tie Guan Yin is milder, less grassy, and distinctly rounder in flavor. The light fermentation gives it more depth and a softer structure than classic green tea.