some green oolong wet leaf - opinions?

[silverneedles]

flavor aside,
if you see something like this, what are some words that pop in your mind?

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[TIM]

flavor aside,
if you see something like this, what are some words that pop in your mind?

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you are a very patient man.

[Herb_Master]

Mount it and Display

[tenuki]

flavor aside,
if you see something like this, what are some words that pop in your mind?

machine harvested.

[Salsero]

They're awfully wrinkly too but not as much as a dark Yan Cha. Does that mean the leaves have been pretty roasted? I don't think oxidation makes that wrinkly, shriveled appearance.

[gingkoseto]

flavor aside,
if you see something like this, what are some words that pop in your mind?
^click for bigger.

If I see it on internet, I am not going to buy it
But you got me all curious. Why this photo, anything special in this tea, or you were just angry at it?

[silverneedles]

you are a very patient man.

hehehe, thanks

machine

right?
first time i see leaf that was torn to the spine/stem & included.

awfully wrinkly

yeah they were quite rough to touch and very twisted

or you were just angry at it?

not very delighted
wondered if any input can be given at the sight of it...
i have no prize, but you win.

[gingkoseto]

first time i see leaf that was torn to the spine/stem & included.

You are very lucky then I've had some oolong with lots of stems. There is a green oolong, I feel if I take out leaves for 2 brewing session, the accumulated stems can serve one brewing session of "twig tea"

i have no prize, but you win.

How about next time quiz us with some good tea, and send tea samples to the winner