Name: Oolong Anxi Tie Guan Yin Iron Goddess
Brand: Tealyra
SKU: 407-50-P
Price: 8.62 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 3.9 (8 reviews)

Origine

Chine

Asie

Description

Le thé Oolong Tie Guan Yin est l'un des thés chinois les plus vénérés et recherchés. Notre thé Anxi Tie Guan Yin Iron Goddess est cultivé dans les montagnes du Fujian, à Gande, Anxi. Avec un arôme et un goût floraux prononcés, nous sommes fiers de pouvoir vous proposer cet incroyable thé ! Cultivé de manière élaboré à la main, c'est un exemple de thé chinois Oolong de qualité optimale. Son goût est vif et floral, avec des notes herbeuses légèrement sucrées et un parfum de pivoine fraîche. Un Tie Guan Yin d'exception !

Légèrement oxydé, ce thé a une haute teneur en acides aminés, vitamines, polyphénols et antioxydants. Ces ingrédients font baisser le cholestérol dans l'organisme et contribuent à réduire le durcissement des artères, diminuant ainsi les risques de crise cardiaque. Les antioxydants qu'il contient peuvent également contribuer à se prémunir contre certaines formes de cancer et à lutter contre les effets du vieillissement et des infections bactériennes. Une seule gorgée de ce thé vous fera comprendre pourquoi le thé Tie Guan Yin est si réputé en Chine !

Une tasse à votre façon

prêt, partez, infusez.

Un excellent point de départ. Ajustez l’intensité selon vos goûts.

011-1.5 CAC ou 1 SACHETDosez vos feuillesMettez le thé dans un grand infuseur ou une théière.
0290°C200mlAjoutez l’eauVersez l’eau sur les feuilles à la température conseillée.
032 - 3 minPatientez un instantLaissez infuser, puis retirez les feuilles.
04Votre tasse parfaiteSavourezGoûtez-le d’abord nature, puis personnalisez-le.

Un petit conseil d’infusionLes feuilles d’oolong s’ouvrent lentement : infusez-les deux ou trois fois en allongeant un peu le temps à chaque fois, et appréciez l’évolution des saveurs.

Préparation:

Utiliser 1-1.5 CAC ou 1 SACHET à café de thé pour 200ml d'eau. Chauffer l'eau à 90°C et laisser infuser pendant 2-3 min.

Ingrédients:

Thé Oolong

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Eric Dumont

Janvier 2022

[EN] Excellent TGY, hits all the right notes.

Beier Chen

Mars 2020

[EN] I am an Oolong addict and Tie Guan Yin is my favorite. I can assure if you are a fan of Tie Guan Yin, you'll absolute love it! I have bought it here for three times. Really lucky I am able to purchase authentic high-quality Tie Guan Yin when I am not in China.

Cheryl Belobraydic

Janvier 2019

[EN] This is a supremely drinkable tea with a lovely color and flaor and minimal tannins. I will certainly reorder this one for sure.

Ferenc

Juillet 2017

[EN] I've brewed tea to many of my friends from this one, so far all of them liked it :) Also it looks cool, when the leaves open in a glass teapot. It can be easily infused 3 times, with each brew tasting nice. I rinse the leaves for a few seconds before steeping.

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Abdalla Gasmelseed

Août 2016

[EN] To say the least, THIS IS THE BEST TIE GUAN YIN TEA I HAVE EVER HAD. AMAZING GOLOUR AND AROMA.
I tried many other seller even even from China, but never taste the same.
Please keep the same Quality :)

Ig: Faustian_Luminary

Avril 2019

[EN] I tried very hard to like this tea, and despite ordering over 500g of various teas from Tealyra, this tea is still available in my cupboard, simply because I don't want to drink it very much.

Now, i dont want to be too critical. It has a very mellow, floral taste, and i could see how that would be appealing to a fan of modern TGY.

Pros: clean, floral, mellow and mild. Slight peppery vegetal taste that I would expect from any "very green", low oxidized oolongs or green teas. Some creaminess is apparent with heavier portions. The soapy taste seems to be dialed down in cold infusions, but ramped up with hot infusions. I promise, that soap taste is not from my teaware. Pleasant to look at, though. Very nice green liquor.

Cons: the first flavour note that hits my mouth is a slight soap taste. A friend described it as the "taste of stale, plastic water-bottle water" and I agree. It's like a detergent that is flower scented, but not like any particular flower. The taste is pretty flat, as well. Once you get past the initial taste, you get a light vegetal flavour and a sort of pepper taste, like that of Arugala. There is little to say about sweetness, astringency, bitterness, or minerality. I have tried hot infusions in western and gongfu style, cold infusions, and I've tried using standard portions and heavy portions - I don't find anything changes beyond the intensity of the vegetal taste.

I will not be buying this particular tea again, but I will certainly be experimenting with other TGY teas!

If anyone can reccomend to me a particular TGY worth trying, please contact me via Instagram direct message :)

Rich

Février 2019

[EN] Have to say I after 5 or 6 separate brewing sessions am very disappointed in this organic Anxi TGY bought in Feb,2019. I first got their cheaper TGY from amazon about a month ago which was quite good so was hoping this would be even better.It's not as good IMHO. In a small gaiwan, gong fu style, using enough leaf : 3.6g for about 80g water each infusion. There is a very big difference in the fully unfolded leaves. This tea has a great many tiny broken pieces of leaf, and some stems. The cheaper has nice full size leaves in comparison. Today after a rinse and 4 short infusions of 5 to 20 sec's, I pulled out about 20 pieces of this and laid them out: a couple were full leaves and the rest were small parts of broken leaves, most were less than 1/4 the size of a full leaf, and there was 2 bare stems. Taste wise this has a slight off woody taste, and does not stay in the mouth nearly as long after swallowing like the cheaper. I get many more short infusions (7-10) from the cheaper and even up to an hour later can still taste those, but I get only a few which need much longer times from this and much shorter aftertaste. I first discovered TGY about 20 years ago. I use good water, control the brew temp, preheat the gaiwan, and brew gong fu style. I will buy the cheaper again, but not this tea.

Christopher Stone

Mars 2026

[EN] Upon first opening the satchel, I noticed a very unpleasant aroma, similar to plastic. But I went ahead and made a cup which resulted in a very plastic tasting tea. Nothing like I have ever had before in a very bad way. Seeing the positive reviews and the negative reviews I am wondering if it is poor quality control? I have ordered about 24 teas from Tealyra, all of them have been very drinkable and some have been the best tasting tea I have ever experienced, and the descriptions provided by Tealyra for other teas have been accurate, so this is definitely not meant to prevent people from ordering Tealyra, simply do not order this one. Not recommending this one.