Golden Iron Goddess Tieguanyin Shu Cha Crowd:Teeprobe 20g one brews the tea in

one brews the tea in a smaller teapot and then pours the brewed tea into this teapot first and then serves the tea to his guests

The aftertaste is always velvety and never astringent - its aftertaste is reminiscent of dried fruit

which contributes to a highly concentrated aroma with very complex nuances

stand out particularly well

Golden Iron Goddess Tieguanyin Shu Cha Crowd:Teeprobe 20g one brews the tea inDieser Golden Iron Goddess Tieguanyin (Tieguanyin) is cultivated on one of the highest tea plantations in Taiwan in the Lishan area. The tiny tea gardens are located at 2600 meters above sea level where the Qing Xin cultivar for the popular High Mountain Oolongs is normally grown. At this height, the growth of the tea leaves develops very slowly, which creates its characteristic round taste. Due to the high cultivation region, the harvest is only