Resultado de búsqueda
Global importance. As the place of origin of Oolong tea craftsmanship, and as the place where the variety of Tieguanyin tea tree was discovered, Anxi Tieguanyin Tea Culture System is of an evident global importance.Contributions made by Anxi people to the world’s tea industry, include the discovery of famous Tieguanyin, the invention of tea tree short scion cutting techniques, the creation ...
Tieguanyin, the Quintessential Minnan Oolong. by Tea Guardian. Tieguanyin, Floral Style. 清香型鐵觀音 This most famous of all Minnan oolongs 閩南烏龍. It can come in many styles, differing in depth of oxidation, greenness, and levels of baking. This is a higher quality with standard oxidation and green finish. 20561 | 8865.
He woke and went to the temple to find a single tea bud growing right where Guanyin had told him in the dream. He planted the bud and cared for it until it became a large tea bush, producing some of the best tea around. Wei shared the leaves of the tea plant with his friends and went on to sell it by the name of Tie Guan Yin.
Tieguanyin (pronounced tie-gwan-yin) is an oolong tea grown in China. One unique thing about this delightful tea is that it’s actually made using just the tea leaves, not the buds of the tea plant, which are used in most other teas worldwide. It’s also harvested during autumn, instead of spring, when other teas are picked.
Thanks to the unique physical geographic environment, Anxi has a long history of tea trees cultivation and tea making process. Indeed, Anxi has more than 1,000 years’ history of tea planting including the discovery of Tieguanyin plant 300 years ago and the creation of Oolong tea making techniques. Anxi Tieguanyin belongs to Dark Green Tea (also known as Oolong Tea), and it is categorized as ...
1 de mar. de 2010 · Tieguanyin Oolong tea (Camellia sinensis (L.) O. Kuntze) is a name brand important commodity for Anxi county, Fujian province in China.Four-year-old tea plants at a tea plantation in Anxi were subjected to six different irrigation treatments (i.e. 5, 10, 15, 20, and 25 d irrigation intervals for T 1 to T 5 with a rate of 3.5 kg water per plant, plus a non-irrigated control).
安溪鐵觀音 • Anxi County, China. An iconic classic, Tie Guan Yin, or "Iron Goddess", is Anxi's most famous tea by a mile, named after the Tie Guan Yin variety of tea plant. Also known as: Tie Guan Yin, Iron Goddess, Iron Buddha. How it tastes: characteristic orchid and tart fruit notes, big floral bouquet, juicy mouthfeel, can sometimes ...
