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The legend of the origin of Pheonix #1 Goddess, also known as Ti Kuan-Yin, is that a tea grower from the Fujian province had a dream in which a spirit advised him of a treasure awaiting him behind the Temple Kuan-Yin. Upon his discovery of the treasure, he was to share it with his neighbours. The next day he diligently searched for the treasure but could only find a tea shoot growing. Even though he was extremely dissaponted he took the tea shoot home and cared for it. After 2 years, he decided to brew the tea and noticed a unusual fragrance that remained after several steepings. To ensure his goodluck with the spirits, he shared the tea with his neighbours. The tea has been a popular oolong choice since then.?
Phoenix #1 Iron Goddess has a light airy character with delicate orchid-like notes. The liquor tends amber from a pale green-yellow. When comparing these leaves to other Iron Goddess' you will see a better leaf presentation which results in a more refined character - thus the special name. The leaves of Phoenix #1 can be reused up to three times and should be enjoyed without milk or sweetners. | 
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