nxi,as the home of the world-famous Tie Guan Yin tea
The tie guan yin tea planted there are divided into two species: red-heart tie guan yin and green-heart tie guan yin. The main manufacturing location is on Wen mountain while the trees there belong to horizontal-growing type with thick and stiff limbs, sloppy but thick leaves and low yield while the tea quality is high and the output time is earlier than that of green-heart oolong tea.
Certainly, for people who don’t need to lose weight especially children, better control the amount of caffeine. Encouraging to drink weak tea for most people is still a healthy idea.
Tea leaves are frizzy, firm, plump and emerald in color while the whole shape looks like a head of dragon-fly, leptospira and frog’s leg. The tea water is golden and rich like amber with natural orchid aroma while it tastes mellow and sweet and that lasts long, which is called “lingering charm”. The aroma of tie guan yin tea is rich and lasting that smells fragrant still even being brewed for seven times.
For people who are sensitive to caffeine, drinking strong tea might affect their sleep, so it’s better to drink tea in the morning or at noon. Drinking tieguanyin tea after 5pm. might cause insomnia while reducing sleep actually couldn’t improve the antifat effect but might increase blood sugar and the appetizing hormonal readiness.
Anxi,as the home of the world-famous Tie Guan Yin tea,is not only the birthplace of the golden osmanthus tea but also the exporting base of the oolong tea in Fujian Province. Anxi has a long history of producing tea. Thanks to its unique natural conditions,the tea produced there has high quality and is famous worldwide. According to the book “Anxi County Journal”, the tea producing in Anxi began at the late Tang Dynasty, became popular in Ming and Qing Dynasty and flourished in contemporary era.It has a long history of more than one thousand years for producing tea in Anxi. Dating back to the ancient times, Anxi had a reputation of “Famous District of Dragon and Phoenix” and “Taiwanese tea Town”.
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