I need a few sources for some good, roasted TGY. Not any of this new age green crap. Any ideas?
Has anyone tried this one: http://www.jingteashop.com/pd-oolong-te ... an-yin.cfm
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No, but I have looked at it a few times myself.
I have this one from Hou De:
http://www.houdeasianart.com/index.php? ... cts_id=906
It is fairly good, but I'm not the best judge since as you know,
I like them greener.
I have this one from Hou De:
http://www.houdeasianart.com/index.php? ... cts_id=906
It is fairly good, but I'm not the best judge since as you know,
I like them greener.
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Red Blossom has one, "Fire Kuan Yin," I believe it's called. It doesn't quite live up to its firey name, but it is still medium-ish roasted.
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Hah! That it does!El Padre wrote:Fire Kuan Yin sounds like a task for Human Resources.
But back to the topic on hand...I really like the new age green crap. I'll be looking to replenish my supply of greenish oolongs in a month or so and will be wanting to treat myself to something good. Any favorite green TGY recs?
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Oops my bad! It is the Just4tea vendor. I got them mixed up.Space Samurai wrote:The Just4Tea's is my benchmark right now. It looks like I'll be placing an order with Jing's.
Hop, I couldn't find the one you were talking about.

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This tea is interesting. Apparently, they have been in the tea business for many moons where here father is a well known tea roaster. Her brother now carries on the tradition and is set in bringing back the traditional flavor "dark roast" of TGY of the past.hop_goblin wrote:Oops my bad! It is the Just4tea vendor. I got them mixed up.Space Samurai wrote:The Just4Tea's is my benchmark right now. It looks like I'll be placing an order with Jing's.
Hop, I couldn't find the one you were talking about.
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