Li Li Xiang is used to describe the aroma of this great value Ben Shan Oolong tea / 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. For 2011, Wan Ling Tea House has chosen an AnXi Ben Shan Oolong style tea from the Ben Shan cultivar plants. Slightly brighter in appearance and taste than the traditional Xiang Hua Tie Guan Yin, the 2011 Li Li Xiang Tie Guan Yin is a superb tea and at this budget price is always a favourite. An ideal tea for in the office and during busy days when are enjoying your tea on the go. Take a moment out to saviour a cup of Tie Guan Yin. If you are looking for tea to start your Oolong discovery, this could be the one. Do your senses a favour and order this Ben Shan Oolong tea today.
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Year and season of Harvest: 2011 Spring (May)
Description of packaging: Silver aluminium re-sealable pouch
Product weight: 50g
Region: AnXi, FuJian, China
Alternative Names: AnXi Tie Guan Yin, Ti Kuan Yin, Ben Shan Oolong
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