Chinese Tea Leaves [Grade 1] Tieguanyin Tea, 20 Bags - This tea is characterized by its fruity and rich aroma. [Product] Grade 1 Tieguanyin Tea, 20 bags, Fujian Province, China [Notes] The case in the image is not included when delivered. [Product Description] Tieguanyin tea, one of China's Ten Famous Teas, is characterized by its fruity and rich aroma. It has a gentle flavor, making it recommended at any time, such as after meals or when you've had too much to drink. [Tieguanyin? Oolong Tea? The Same Thing??] In a broad definition, Tieguanyin is also called Oolong tea. The difference is that Oolong tea is a semi-fermented tea leaf where the fermentation process is stopped by pan-frying the leaves. Tieguanyin undergoes a certain degree of fermentation by the tea leaves' own oxidation enzymes, which is then stopped by roasting. It is then processed through a kneading process and roasted and dried. ◆How to Brew Delicious Tea ① Put one bag of your favorite tea into a teapot (a Japanese teapot is fine). ② Pour in hot water, and once the tea leaves have unfurled, immediately discard the water. (This is called "washing the tea." Be careful not to over-wash, as it will remove the flavor.) ③ Pour in hot water again, but Chinese tea "infuses" very well, so the steeping time is very short. Tieguanyin tea can be used in two servings per bag. One bag per serving might be a bit much. [Product Name] Tieguanyin Tea [Grade] Grade 1 [Ingredients] Tea Leaves [Contents] 7g/bag [Origin] Fujian Province [Production Date] May 9, 2025 [Shelf Life] 18 months [Expiration Date] November 8, 2026 [Storage] Store away from high temperatures and humidity [Seller] Zhimingxiang Tea Condition... Tea Leaves Type... Chinese Tea