Everybody loves Iron Goddess of Mercy Tea
Tea culture or the practice of drinking tea is a varied, special and enchanting way to enjoy the beverage all over the world. While the modern countries like the USA have a major Coffee culture, some countries still believe in traditional Tea ritual. Like in ancient China, there was a special period during which the Chinese extracted juice from the tea leaves and brewed a flawless tea out of it. One such tea that originated in the 19th century is the Oolong tea also known as Iron Goddess of Mercy tea. The name itself came after the Chinese goddess Guanyin who is believed to be associated with compassion.
The characteristics of iron goddess oolong differ from the regions where it belongs from along with roasting methods used. Anxi and Muzha iron goddess oolong tea being the two varieties of this Chinese beverage, the first one belongs to its origin, Anxi in Fuji area, while the latter from Muzha District. Both vary in texture, flavor, and aroma, giving a lovely experience to the tea lovers. Iron Goddess of mercy tea, Oolong tea is slightly floral in aroma, has a natural sweetness and is partially oxidized to get a texture akin to green tea. Made from the long, fully grown dark-green colored leaves, iron goddess of mercy oolong goes through various steps finally coming out as a wonderful brew.
once they are fully ready. Also, the Muzha region Chinese goddess of mercy is the bit on the nutty side and stronger than the tea from Anxi region. Secondly comes drying of the tea leaves in the sun so that they are free of moisture and cooling them off again. Then is tossing where the leaves are broken to improve its oxidation and to bring the right balance of flavor. The fourth step is fixation where the leaves are steamed and pressed perfectly to stop furthermore oxidation. Next comes the rolling of leaves to form tiny tea balls which are dried and roasted again as per the required flavor of the tea. Though the process is long enough, the outcome is rich, flavourful tea leaves, thereby making it a soothing tea altogether.
The Making Process of Kuan Yin Goddess of Mercy Video
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Iron Goddess of Mercy Tea Benefits
Talking about the benefits of Iron Goddess of Mercy which is many to tell, the Guanyin goddess of mercy has a houseful of antioxidants, vitamins, amino acids and a huge list of good elements to it. It should be consumed by both adults and elders to improve digestion, cholesterol levels, heart wellbeing, oral health, and immunity as well. The best way to enjoy the oolong tea is to let it brew for 3-4 minutes more after its ready to get that perfect tea. So just this goddess of mercy tea that everybody loves, why not have a try right now?
