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Iron
Goddess (Black)
An Xi is the traditional area of Tie
Guan Yin. It is the area believed to be where this tea variety
was first discovered. The area is filled with stone covered
mountains and clay covered earth. These environmental factors
lead to a wonderful ripe fruit flavor on the back of the throat.
| 1/16
pound (1 ounce) |
$5 |
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| 1/4
pound (4 ounces) |
$17 |
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| 1/2
pound (8 ounces) |
$34 |
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| 1
pound (16 ounces) |
$68 |
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Iron
Goddess (Aged Since 1999)
Iron Goddess or Tie Guan Yin is a legendary oolong tea. This Iron Goddess oolong was grown in Mainland China's Fujian Provence which is in Anxi county. Fujian is the original birthplace of Iron Goddess.
| 1/16
pound (1 ounce) |
$6 |
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| 1/4
pound (4 ounces) |
$24 |
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| 1/2
pound (8 ounces) |
$48 |
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| 1
pound (16 ounces) |
$96 |
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1000 Mile Iron Goddess
Grown in Mainland China under experience
of Taiwan growers and recently re-baked in Taiwan resulting
in a high quality tea at a lower price. Full body sharp flavor
with a hearty barley and light citrus aroma. This tea has received
many positive reviews.
| 1/16
pound (1 ounce) |
$9 |
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| 1/4
pound (4 ounces) |
$35 |
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| 1/2
pound (8 ounces) |
$70 |
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| 1
pound (16 ounces) |
$140 |
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Iron
Goddess (Aged Since 1987)
| 1/16
pound (1 ounce) |
$20 |
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Mu Za Iron Goddess Zheng Chong
| 1/16
pound (1 ounce) |
$23 |
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