Description
Reviews
This tea is the result of a successful cross between the Te Guan Yin and Huang Jin Gui varieties, carried out by Fujian tea growers in 1998.
At first glance, this Yellow Goddess of Mercy is not much different from the classic medium-fire Wuyi oolong, but the aroma... The aroma is special, with notes of flowers, cinnamon, freshly baked cakes, and walnuts. The infusion is amber in colour. The taste is pronounced but soft, not too bright, reminiscent of floral nectar. Sweet, sour, and spicy combinations of flowers, fruits, and dried berries linger and carry us away into a long aftertaste on the palate.
The tea first intoxicates, then restores strength and good mood.
Features
Country of origin
China
Brewing temperature
85-90°С
Raw material
Plantation tea
Year of production
2025
Body effect
Relaxing, Refreshing, Warming, Concentrating
Taste
Delicate, Soft, Flower, Perfumed , Berries, Fruit, Juicy, Spicy, Bakery , Long aftertaste
Occasion
Special occasion, After bath, Evening, Present
Quality grade
AAA (exceptional quality)
Appearance
Loose
Roasting degree
Medium
No reviews yet — your comment may be first.
All reviews 0