Iron Buddha Tea Chinese Oolong Tea Re Processing For Home And Resterant

iron buddha tea

iron buddha tea maybe is the most famous one in the world. Tie means iron. Guanyin is the Goddess of Mercy, the Chinese equivalent of Buddhist deity Avalokitesvara (Tibetan name Chenrezig), the Lord of compassion and love. It has many spellings. Besides Tie Guan Yin, it is also known as Ti Kuan Yin, Tit Kwun Yum, Ti Kwan Yin, Tieguanyin, Iron Buddha and Iron Goddess of Mercy.

How to Brew Tea:

First of all get 5-7 grams of tea from the tea container and put it into tea holder. Now pour the hot boiling water into the sand-fired pot just for cleansing and warming the pot and now use this water of sand-fired pot to clean and warm fair cup and Pinming Cup.

Now put the tea into the Sand-Fired pot with the teaspoon and then add the 100 ºC hot boiled water. The liquor is not for drinking as it will just recover the tea. Use this liquor to warm the cups by pouring the liquor into the cups equally.

Again pour the boiling hot water into the sand-fired pot from some height so the water may get mixed well with the leaves. Then put the lid back and wait 20 to30 seconds.

that remove the lid and smell the lid from the distance for 2 inches with a deep breath

Tie Guan Yin Health Benefits

Chinese oolong tea is high in amino acids, polyphenols and antioxidants. It contains vitamins, particularly vitamin C, and other components such as calcium, fluorine, iron, magnesium, manganese, phosphorus, potassium and zinc.

This Chinese oolong tea may certainly benefit you on a daily basis.

Improve Digestion

Drinking a daily cup of tea may help improve your sluggish digestion. Stomach aches and acid reflux may be soothed by a good cup of tea after your meal.