Adagio's Oolong #40

Owes its flavors to oxidation levels between green & black tea.
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by Oni » Dec 18th, '08, 01:19

Yes this has reached the talk show level, Jerry Springer here we come.
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by Oni » Dec 18th, '08, 02:55

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by cheaton » Dec 18th, '08, 09:32

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by edkrueger » Dec 18th, '08, 11:41

"Learning without thought is labor lost; thought without learning is perilous" Confucius

That is my line!
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by Oni » Dec 18th, '08, 12:50

We got way off line here, let us buy teas and drink them and leave the rest of the thinkong to others, I can hardly wait the next year, I am planing to extent my interest in tea, maybe install a tea corner at work and at home.
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by edkrueger » Dec 18th, '08, 13:25

Oni wrote:We got way off line here, let us buy teas and drink them and leave the rest of the thinkong to others, I can hardly wait the next year, I am planing to extent my interest in tea, maybe install a tea corner at work and at home.
No hard feelings. But I can't not argue.
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by Oni » Dec 18th, '08, 13:30

Tea is sinonimous to friendship, so we are all friend, just like sitting in a bar and sipping whiskey.
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Re: Adagio's Oolong #40

by CynTEAa » Dec 18th, '08, 16:49

Ron Gilmour wrote:I don't know much about oolongs, except that I really like Adagio's #40. But I'm not sure what it is. It just says "Formosa oolong." Is it a Bai Hao? What other oolongs should I be trying if I want to branch out from #40?
Ron, Tenuki is correct, both #8 and #40 are Bai Hao oolongs of different grades. He is also correct that you may also enjoy a Wuyi. Another option would be a Darjeeling Oolong and then try a couple of the greener ones, such as a Ti Kuan Yin.

Be sure to post as you try new ones so we can enjoy your thoughts on them!

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