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Gande Tie Guan Yin Nongxiang , also known as the "Slight Fragrance of the Iron Goddess of Mercy," is a high-quality oolong tea from Anxi County in Fujian Province, China. It captivates with its delicate floral aroma, multifaceted flavor, and rich history.
Legend has it that about 300 years ago, a poor farmer from Gande discovered an abandoned temple with a statue of the goddess Guan Yin. He tended the temple, leaving offerings of tea to the goddess. One day, the goddess appeared to him in a dream and pointed to a wild tea bush by a stream. The farmer planted a shoot, and the bush flourished, bringing him prosperity. In gratitude, he named the tea "Tie Guan Yin" ("Iron Goddess of Mercy"), and "Nongxiang" ("Light Fragrance") reflects the delicate flavor and aroma of this tea.
Gande is a picturesque village in the mountains of Anxi County. Clean air, abundant sunshine, and a unique microclimate create ideal conditions for growing tea bushes, producing a unique tea.
Taste and aroma:
Gande Tie Guan Yin Nongxiang is distinguished by a delicate floral aroma with notes of orchid, honey, lilac, and fruit. Its flavor is subtle and balanced, with a slight sweetness and fruity undertones. The finish is long and pleasant, with notes of flowers and honey.
Color:
Gande Tie Guan Yin Nongxiang Tea has a beautiful light golden color that can range from pale yellow to amber depending on the roasting level.
Effect:
Tie Guan Yin Nong Xiang from Gande has a tonic and relaxing effect. It helps improve gastrointestinal function, normalize blood pressure, relieve stress, and increase productivity.
For the best flavor and aroma, use a porcelain gaiwan or porous clay teapot. Avoid steeping the tea too long, or it will become bitter. Gande Tie Guan Yin Nongxiang is an excellent choice for those seeking a delicate, aromatic tea with a refined taste and beneficial properties. It will be a true highlight of any tea ceremony.
Gande Tie Guan Yin Nongxiang , also known as the "Slight Fragrance of the Iron Goddess of Mercy," is a high-quality oolong tea from Anxi County in Fujian Province, China. It captivates with its delicate floral aroma, multifaceted flavor, and rich history.
Legend has it that about 300 years ago, a poor farmer from Gande discovered an abandoned temple with a statue of the goddess Guan Yin. He tended the temple, leaving offerings of tea to the goddess. One day, the goddess appeared to him in a dream and pointed to a wild tea bush by a stream. The farmer planted a shoot, and the bush flourished, bringing him prosperity. In gratitude, he named the tea "Tie Guan Yin" ("Iron Goddess of Mercy"), and "Nongxiang" ("Light Fragrance") reflects the delicate flavor and aroma of this tea.
Gande is a picturesque village in the mountains of Anxi County. Clean air, abundant sunshine, and a unique microclimate create ideal conditions for growing tea bushes, producing a unique tea.
Taste and aroma:
Gande Tie Guan Yin Nongxiang is distinguished by a delicate floral aroma with notes of orchid, honey, lilac, and fruit. Its flavor is subtle and balanced, with a slight sweetness and fruity undertones. The finish is long and pleasant, with notes of flowers and honey.
Color:
Gande Tie Guan Yin Nongxiang Tea has a beautiful light golden color that can range from pale yellow to amber depending on the roasting level.
Effect:
Tie Guan Yin Nong Xiang from Gande has a tonic and relaxing effect. It helps improve gastrointestinal function, normalize blood pressure, relieve stress, and increase productivity.
For the best flavor and aroma, use a porcelain gaiwan or porous clay teapot. Avoid steeping the tea too long, or it will become bitter. Gande Tie Guan Yin Nongxiang is an excellent choice for those seeking a delicate, aromatic tea with a refined taste and beneficial properties. It will be a true highlight of any tea ceremony.
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Name in Chinese
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感德浓香铁观音 |
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Pinyin
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gǎndé nóngxiāng tiě guānyīn |
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English name
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gande nоngxiang tie guanyin |
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Translation
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Nongxiang Tieguanyin of Gande |
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Tea variety
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Tie Guan Yin |
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Country
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China |
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Provinces
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Fujian (福建) |
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Region
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Anxi (安溪) |
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Habitat
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Ганьдэ (感德, gǎndé) |
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A variety of tea tree (bush)
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"Tie Guanyin" ("Iron Bodhisattva of Mercy", 铁观音, tiě guānyīn) |
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The tea is suitable.
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for evening tea (calming), for meditation (relaxing), for skin rejuvenation, for the tea ceremony (ceremonial), for weight loss, for women |
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