Most Popular Chinese Drinks
11. Tieguanyin
A variant of the Chinese oolong tea, tieguanyin, has its roots in Anxi in the Fujian province. Nicknamed the ‘Iron Goddess of Mercy,’ the tea has a pale gold appearance. The aroma and flavor depend on its quality and levels of roasting and oxidation. While the typical tieguanyin is more oxidized and roasted, many prefer the less oxidized and roasted ones as they are lighter and more refreshing. The mild, vegetal flavor and floral aroma make it pair well with dim sum, sushi, and various spicy Chinese dishes.
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