Tung Ting

Owes its flavors to oxidation levels between green & black tea.
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May 11th, '07, 22:49
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by tenuki » May 11th, '07, 22:49

Chip, yes very pleased with teahome's tea, they are my current favorite if you can belive it. I just ordered 3 more teas from them to replentish my supply until Floating Leaves new spring harvest comes in a few weeks. :)

I've also been pleased with HouDe, I've liked every tea I've gotten from there. I had an aged oolong (I think a LiShan?) (80s) a few months ago that was just fantastic.
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by Chip » May 11th, '07, 23:51

Thank you Libertatis and Tenuki.

I have wondered mostly about Teahome. Teahome is a bit of an enigma to me. I have asked them some questions and their responses have not completely satisfied me...plus they are ebay. I read all the great feedback there, but really wanted to hear from someone here.

In the mean time, I just ordered from TeafromTaiwan. I like the simplicity of their offerings, the comprehensive harvest info they provide, and their 75 gram bags. I ordered 4 different 2007 Spring offerings. I am really excited to try them as this is the first time I have ordered directly from Taiwan.

But I will also look again at Teahome..and geez, Houde. Well, these oolong will hold me over for a while.
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by tenuki » Jun 3rd, '07, 05:15

chip wrote:Well, these oolong will hold me over for a while.
Obviously your problem is you don't drink enough tea every day. get cracking!
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by Space Samurai » Jun 3rd, '07, 08:45

The Red Blossom Tea Co. sells it for five dollars an ounce. It is not the best Tung Ting I've ever had, but it is quite good.

edit: Never mind, I just bought some, and I don't know what changed, but it is quite lacking.
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by Chip » Jun 3rd, '07, 12:46

tenuki wrote:
chip wrote:Well, these oolong will hold me over for a while.
Obviously your problem is you don't drink enough tea every day. get cracking!
LOL, well, to be honest, oolong is not my first TEAlove, that is green. But I am always drawn to oolongs, it is just not my primary TEAfocus right now. I expect in several years, I will need a change of pace...then I will focus on oolong.
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by hop_goblin » Jun 3rd, '07, 19:46

I just actually just bought some last week from Teavana that is nice. www.teavana.com
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