27 results for "ML Ti Kuan Yin Oolong Tea Tin" between $5.00 and $50.00

Pack of two 4-ounce boxes (total of 8 ounces)

Quick Overview Authentic pure tea classicsGoddess of mercy Oolong teaGrown only in AnQi county in China. This aromatic tea exemplifies the adage that each local garden produces a tea like no other, for its exquisite flavor has not been duplicated elsewhereLoose tea (not in tea bag), 7 Oz.Imported from China

Available Size: 2 oz. tin or 4 oz. tin (Oolong Black Tea)

The extra large leaves of Ti Quan Yin Oolong are deliciously infused with tangy pomegranate to create this inspiring blend. Packaged in a lovely decorative tin. Ingredients: Hand picked full leaf of Ti Quan Yin oolong, hand-blended with pomegranate flavor. 20 pyramid mesh sachets. A luxurious tea that makes a great gift. 1.4 oz.

This trio is an excellent sampler of three different teas. It contains one canister of Ti Kuan Yin tea, one canister of Tung Ting Oolong tea, and one canister of Jasmine tea. Each canister contains 1.4 ounces (40g) of it's respective tea. The steeped Ti Kuan Yin tea has a golden brown color with a roasted aroma, a strong roasted taste with a softer roasted aftertaste. The steeped Tung Ting Oolong tea has a light brown color, a lightly baked aroma with sweet undertones, a lightly baked taste and a...

The Fujian Province of China is the birthplace for the semi-oxidized Oolong teas. Oolong teas, aka wulong or black dragon, are made from large leaves that are produced in the late Spring. Unlike other types of tea that contain the top leaves and the buds of the bush, oolong teas are large well formed leaves that will sometimes also contain the stem of the bush. Oolongs differ from green, black and white teas by the method of processing and are the most labor intensive tea to produce. Each type...

Product Description Ti Kuan Yin Oolong Tea (Loose Tea) Pure Ti Kuan Yin Oolong Tea Contains Caffeine Packed to Ensure Freshness Ti Kuan Yin is a a semi-fermented tea. It is a premium variety of Oolong tea. It is named after Guan Yin, Iron Goddess of Mercy. Other spellings and names include Ti Kuan Yin, Tit Kwun Yum, Ti Kwan Yin, Tie Guan Yin, Iron Buddha, Iron Goddess of Mercy, and Tea of the Iron Bodhisattva. Ingredients: Ti Kuan Yin Oolong Tea Origin: China Available in Bulk Loose Tea, Tea Bags...

Probably one of the most unusual tea specialties in terms of production as well as character that is produced entirely by hand in the Province of Fujian. Immediately after withering still moist leaves are heated shortly in milk water steam, which conserves the pretty, lightly olive-green leaf and cup color and invokes the distinct creamy scent and taste. Subsequently, the leaves are rolled manually and dried. An extremely mellow tea, which we are sure, will quickly win over many new lovers.

Se Chung is a well made Oolong from Fujian providence in China. Smooth cup with notes of exotic flavor. Light color tending yellowish.

Details Ti Kuan Yin means 'Iron Goddess of Mercy', and is a reference to a beloved bodhisattva in Buddhism. According to legend, Kuan Yin presented this tea in reward to a kind, poor farmer who lovingly maintained her old, dilapidated temple. 'The key for your future,' she said, 'is just outside this temple.' Outside, the farmer found a seedling tea bush. After much care, the bush grew rich and full, with thick green leaves. The lovely tea from those leaves was shared with and appreciated by all...

Total 6x1.0 Oz. Random Selection of wonderful Chinese Teas. Fresh arrival! Selected from following : China Black Tea, Tiekuanyin (iron Goddess of Mercy), Oolong, Lung Ching DragonWell Green Tea, Yunnan Pu Erh, Jasmine Tea, White Tea, PuErh Tea with Chrysanthmum, Lychee Black Tea, Rose Black Tea, Rose Green Tea Osthsmum Green Tea. Product of China

Product Description This Chinese oolong tea is called Traditional Ti Kuan Yin because of its longer oxidation process. When oolong teas were first produced, the oxidation process was a lot longer than the lighter greener oolongs that tend to come out of China today. Once the dark, almost blue-green twisted leaves have been steeped the result is a champagne color cup with a pleasing almost buttery aroma. Traditional Ti Kuan Yin is a medium bodied oolong tea with slight dried fruit undertones and...

Details Ti Kuan Yin means 'Iron Goddess of Mercy', and is a reference to a beloved bodhisattva in Buddhism. According to legend, Kuan Yin presented this tea in reward to a kind, poor farmer who lovingly maintained her old, dilapidated temple. 'The key for your future,' she said, 'is just outside this temple.' Outside, the farmer found a seedling tea bush. After much care, the bush grew rich and full, with thick green leaves. The lovely tea from those leaves was shared with and appreciated by all...