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Revision as of 20:53, February 2, 2015
Ti kuan yin (also spelled tikuanyin) is a popular variety of oolong tea. Ti kuan yin may be lightly or moderately oxidized, depending on the variety. Most ti kuan yin is roasted, imparting a rich, earthy flavor.