Tieguanyin, which is 9 yuan for Tmall, can I drink it?

First of all, this tea is definitely worth 9 yuan (it seems that it is basically 250g or 500g), but the quality is definitely not flattering.

I bought a box of 9.9 packs of Tieguanyin tea, in order to know what it is and how good it is. For my personal safety, I won't contract here. The packaging of 9.9 is basically iron boxes. It's still pretty, higher than my PVC box.

Direct comparison, and then talk about my point of view.

From the comparison of dry tea, Tieguanyin, which was delivered in 9.9 packages, is dark in color, without that kind of fragrance, but has an old flavor.

The color of the tea soup is also wrong. From the details of package 9.9, it is fragrant Tieguanyin, but the soup color of fragrant Tieguanyin should not be so yellow. This soup is more like Benshan, hairy crabs and other kinds of tea.

9.9 This Tieguanyin stamp has no fragrance of flowers, and the taste of tea leaves is only mild and I don't know how to describe it (such as scalding leaves with boiling water? It will be bitter in the mouth and there will be no fragrance in the mouth. After soaking for three to six times, the color of tea soup will gradually become lighter, especially after the fourth soaking, it has no taste at all, and it feels a bit like drinking boiled water. Not brewed tea (at first it was a threat, but soon it was embarrassing).

9.9 Tieguanyin has obvious color and Gan Qing flavor, the soup is muddy yellow, the entrance is hard and rough, the leaves are mixed with Huang Dan and Dayewu, and the leaves are thin and slightly yellow, without Tieguanyin's blue flavor, but it has a slight fire flavor, so we should directly take inferior tea to keep the fire.

9.9 Tieguanyin, a beautiful iron box, is actually inferior tea itself covered with a gorgeous vest. It is common to mix Benshan, hairy crab and Huang Jingui directly, or sell tea powder and tea corner as Tieguanyin. In terms of cost, it is impossible for real Tieguanyin tea to have such a low price. Said they were working as civet cats for the prince, hanging sheep's heads or selling dog meat. In short, if you want to drink real Tieguanyin or better tea, don't be greedy for such petty advantages.