Actually, I think oolong means black dragon. But I have also seen references to a selection of lapsang called black dragon, supposedly a highest grade.
There appears to be much confusion over the name black dragon.
I voted Taiwan.
Part of me loves Wuyi oolongs, especially Rou Gui. But honestly nothing can stand up against a freshly harvested oolong from Li-Shan (mountain in Taiwan for those in the know).
http://hojotea.com/item_e/o07e.htm
note i have never ordered tea from this site, i just included the link because they have nice pictures of Li-Shan tea
Part of me loves Wuyi oolongs, especially Rou Gui. But honestly nothing can stand up against a freshly harvested oolong from Li-Shan (mountain in Taiwan for those in the know).
http://hojotea.com/item_e/o07e.htm
note i have never ordered tea from this site, i just included the link because they have nice pictures of Li-Shan tea
Ha, I agree that Taiwan is the sure winner, but I found some jade oolong from Thailand that was so awesome, I voted for Thailand just for that
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