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Iron Goddess High Mountain Oolong carries a light and gentle sweetness, paired with subtle orchid and grapefruit notes. This limited-edition oolong highlights the quality of terrain and growth conditions, minimizing flavor interference so the tea speaks for itself.
100g of tea can make up to 80 cups depending on the brew.
Xinyi, Taiwan
4900 ft+
This tea garden sits deep within an Indigenous development area, closed off from tourism and left largely untouched. It faces east to west, backed up by the Alishan mountain range with a view of Yushan, Taiwan's highest peak.
Grown above 4,900 feet in Xinyi, Yushan and surrounded by forest and high-altitude winds, the land experiences dramatic temperature shifts from day to night with frequent mountain mist. These conditions shape the tea's clean, refined flavor.
"Tie Guan Yin" translates to "Iron Goddess," and we named this tea to honor that classic lineage while marking its distinct, modern approach. Unlike traditional Tie Guan Yin, which is usually heavily oxidized and roasted multiple times or a bold, roasted flavor, this version is lightly oxidized and lightly roasted.
The lighter process lets the cultivar's natural floral aromatics and gentle sweetness come through clearly, with bright orchid and grapefruit notes. It's a traditional cultivar reimagined through a softer, more careful style of craft.
| Tea | Water | Temp | Steep |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 g | 3 oz | 212 °F |
1st 1 minute 2nd 0.5 minute 3rd 1 minute |
| Tea | Water | Temp | Steep |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 g | 15 oz | 217 °F |
1st 1 minute 2nd 1.25 minute 3rd 1.5 minute |
| Tea | Water | Temp | Steep |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 g | 13 oz | 212 °F | 5 minutes |
| Tea | Water | Temp |
|---|---|---|
| 5 g | 32 oz | 39 °F |
| Steep |
|---|
| 1st 1 Hour at room temperature followed by |
| 2nd 7 Hours in refrigerator |
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