Fujian Oolong Teas Assortment Samples

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In order to let more people know about this particular series, we provide this elaborately selected assortment sample pack includes famous and high quality Fujian oolong. Whether you are new to tea or have been drinking tea for years, you can enjoy several kinds of tea at a discount price and choose the ones you like after taste. Our sampler assortment will help you discover your favourites.

Tie Guan Yin “Iron Goddess” Oolong Tea

It is well-known both at home and abroad as one of the Top 10 Teas of China. As Tie Guan Yin can endure a great number of infusions, all the while exuding a lofty, elegant aroma, this tea offers you a truly unique sensation.

Charcoal-baked Anxi Tie Guan Yin Oolong Tea

This baked tie guan yin tea goes through a complex processing sequence, requiring much more expertise and skill when compared to regular fresh-scent, or lightly baked, tie guan yin. In order to bake the tea, original fresh-scent leaves must slow roast over a charcoal fire for about 3 hours, which gives the tea clear, golden-yellow liquor with some light red hues.

Oriental Beauty Oolong Tea

According to legend, a tea farmer's tea garden was ravaged by insects, but he was unwilling to suffer losses, so he still processed the raw material to tea and sold it to the city. Unexpectedly, his tea became very popular because of its special flavor, and this kind of tea was gradually known to the world. Later, this tea is known as Oriental Beauty, and the "insects" are little green leafhoppers.

Anxi Monkey King (Ma Liu Mie) Tie Guan Yin Oolong Tea

When Anxi County is mentioned, often the first thought to come is of Anxi tieguanyin, “Iron Goddess” tea. It is well-known both at home and abroad as one of China’s top 10 teas. This particular type of Anxi tieguanyin, Ma Liu Mie ‘Monkey King’ belongs to the zhengchao type of tieguanyin, with a comfortably brisk and smooth flavor.

Nonpareil Handmade Anxi Qing Xiang TieGuanYin Oolong Tea

When Anxi County is mentioned, the most common association is Anxi Tie Guan Yin, “Iron Goddess” tea. It is well-known both at home and abroad as one of China’s ten greatest teas. As tieguanyin can endure through a great number of infusions, all the while letting out a lofty, floral aroma, this tea is truly unique to drink.