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This is the second or third box I’ve purchased. I also love their puer tea. Gourmet? Probably not. It is our “comfort food” tea when eating Asian food at home. Great flavor. Every Chinese restaurant should use this as a tea if if they don’t have anything better, because this is really a great standard tea. I thoroughly endorse it and give it as gifts too. It’s just a great tea.

Big fan of ti kuan yin, but this just wasn't as strong or flavorful as others I've tried. If you like a very mild kuan yin, you may like this, but I'm used to stronger, bolder ones. My favorite is the TenRen brand. You'll pay a little bit more, but it's definitely worth it.

I gave some samples of this tea to someone who is now ordering it.As always this company has great tea and I keep buying from them!

I was impressed with this Prince of Peace tea. It’s not to strong and not to sweet but has a smooth,floral apricot-like flavor that goes wells with anything especially pastries! The price is affordable compared to the ones I used to buy in Peet’s Coffee.

Bought as a present. Recipient was very satisfied.

This has turned into my go to tea if I just want something nice and soothing.

I bought it loose leaf from a retailer. It tastes a lot more like the typical Chinese green tea than Ti Quan Yin. This is a characteristic of tea sourced from the PRC and not Taiwan. It's on the light side, has grassy a sweetness and none of the typical smoky almost chocolate like richness of a Ti Quan Yin from Taiwan.It's decent tea but it's not really a Ti Quan Yin that I like.

I bought this tea on another amazon account. I had tried the pu erh and their white tea so I gave this tea a try. The unusual name and story made me curious. This tea has a nice yellowy color and smells so flowery. Kinda like a jasmin or a blossom of a nice tree. The taste is a cross of a green tea and black tea, ( so like oolongs) with a flowery taste in it. The box says it was harvested in the Anxi region and it really taste like the description you can read online about the Tieguanyin/Ti Kuan Yi from Anxi: "With a very flowery and fresh delicate aroma character, the tea liquid is golden yellow". Now, just like the other varieties being sold by Prince of Peace: there are probably better Ti Kuan Yi's out there, but you will pay way more for them. This one, price quality wise is really nice. A nice experience for a decent price. I will buy more of this tea!