Li Li Xiang is used to describe the aroma of this great value Tie Guan Yin. Every rolled leaf encapsulates part of the countryside where this tea has grown, giving you the taste of fresh rain on a spring morning and the warm sun and gentle breeze of a spring afternoon. If you are looking for tea to start your Oolong discovery, this Tie Guan Yin could be the tea for you. Do your senses a favour and order this AnXi Tie Guan Yin tea today.
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Year and season of Harvest: 2010 Spring
Description of packaging: Silver pouch
Product weight: 50g
Nice reasonably priced TGY...
This is a TGY that I find myself drinking more and more often. The taste is very good considering the price, and I'll buy it again when I run out.
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