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...Oolong!

Posted: Apr 22nd, '08, 20:22
by PolyhymnianMuse
When you see or hear the word oolong, what tea site/store/merchant comes to mind?

:D

Posted: Apr 22nd, '08, 20:55
by ThinkingOutLoud
Fear ... just the word fear. (I think I can, I think I can, I think I can ....) The TKY sample has arrived and tomorrow is the day for the *big brew.* <sigh>

Posted: Apr 22nd, '08, 20:58
by tenuki
HouDe for Taiwanese
Red Blossom for Chinese/WuYi (their golden buddha is fantastic)

But I have some local shops that are better... ;)

Posted: Apr 22nd, '08, 21:03
by tenuki
ThinkingOutLoud wrote:Fear ... just the word fear. (I think I can, I think I can, I think I can ....) The TKY sample has arrived and tomorrow is the day for the *big brew.* <sigh>
Uh, it's just tea, you add water then drink it. ;)

Posted: Apr 22nd, '08, 21:04
by PolyhymnianMuse
I wish I had some local independant stores to buy tea... :cry:

Posted: Apr 22nd, '08, 21:05
by trent
http://www.just4tea.com/ has some great tie guan yin. All of their oolongs are my favorite.

EDIT: What shop do you think has the best aged oolong? What about the best dan cong?

Posted: Apr 22nd, '08, 22:02
by Victoria
It's all about Hou De.
And Jing Shop
And sometimes about TeaCuppa.
And let's not forget Adagio.
I love oolong.

Posted: Apr 22nd, '08, 22:05
by Salsero
trent wrote:EDIT: What shop do you think has the best aged oolong? What about the best dan cong?
It seems to me that you need multiple threads for oolong! I would be surprised to find one vendor at the top of most lists for green oolongs, aged oolongs, dark oolongs, roasted oolongs, bai hao, and dan cong.

Posted: Apr 22nd, '08, 22:21
by Victoria
tenuki wrote:
ThinkingOutLoud wrote:Fear ... just the word fear. (I think I can, I think I can, I think I can ....) The TKY sample has arrived and tomorrow is the day for the *big brew.* <sigh>
Uh, it's just tea, you add water then drink it. ;)
Ummm yeah, that's what I said.
:wink:

Posted: Apr 23rd, '08, 10:15
by chrl42
I would recommend Jingteashop for Oolong.

Posted: Apr 23rd, '08, 23:10
by tenuki
chrl42 wrote:I would recommend Jingteashop for Oolong.
I would second this recommendation for chinese oolongs. :)

Posted: Apr 23rd, '08, 23:12
by tenuki
Victoria wrote:
tenuki wrote:
ThinkingOutLoud wrote:Fear ... just the word fear. (I think I can, I think I can, I think I can ....) The TKY sample has arrived and tomorrow is the day for the *big brew.* <sigh>
Uh, it's just tea, you add water then drink it. ;)
Ummm yeah, that's what I said.
:wink:
Great minds think alike. Unfortunately so do stupid ones. Let's just agree we are in the former category ok?