Ti Kuan Yin Full-Leaf

Strengthen the Spirit Tea- Famous oolong from the Fujian province in China is known for its fresh, orchid flavor & clean finish. Large, iron-colored leaves can be infused many times over.

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Caffeine:

Oolong Tea has less than a quarter the amount of caffeine per cup than in a similar-sized cup of coffee. More about caffeine.

Steeping Instructions

Steeping Oolong tea is easy. Simply heat fresh, filtered water to a rolling boil. Then pour water over tea and steep for 3-5 minutes (if using tea bags) or 5-7 minutes (if using full-leaf.)

Ingredients

Finest Chinese Oolong tea leaves

Calories

Country of Origin

Anxi, Southern Fujian Province

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What our Citizens are saying about this great gift of the leaf...

5 Stars	My favorite	April 03, 2013
Cherie Dallas, TX	I drink it at work, after "things" calm down, but it's best in the evening on the back patio.

3 Stars	where are the orchid notes?	March 11, 2012
Bernard ,	Tie Guan Yin is my favorite tea (well, now I had to add RoT's own Milk Oolong!) I have had a dozen varieties from China and from Taiwan, in several grades. All have that distinctive floral note, an exotic flower perfume that is persistent, but always subtle. So I was disappointed that this one just lacked that floral note -- it is a good, plain oolong, with a fruity low note and a little bit of brightness. Nothing wrong, but, at least in my limited experience, atypical for Tie Guan Yin.

4 Stars	Nice Oolong	February 13, 2012
Lindsey Houston, TX	A really nice tea. It tastes kind of weak, but its pretty smooth and definitely has the slight floral taste. Not a very strong Oolong.

4 Stars	Lovely Tea	January 09, 2012
Emily ,	A very lovely tea. I will be ordering it again.

5 Stars	Draught of Nature	January 08, 2012
Willie Topeka, KS	Sipping on Ti Kuan Yin is like tasting nature in your tea cup. Fantastic taste and fragrance. Also a good choice for beginners as the fragrance while steeping is indicative of the strength of flavor infused in the tea.