help with translation?

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Feb 8th, '10, 20:04
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help with translation?

by Squeezle » Feb 8th, '10, 20:04

I bought a cannister of tea at a local oriental market and I have no idea what kind of tea it is.I love the tea but would like to know what I'm drinking.Could someone help me out and translate what this cannister says? Im not sure if its chinese or japanese.Here is the picture of the writing.Thanks a bunch.

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Feb 9th, '10, 01:11
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Re: help with translation?

by Shihali » Feb 9th, '10, 01:11

It's Chinese. I can't make coherent sense out of the characters on the front (I don't know Chinese) but on the side it says it is organic and "farm fragrance" (nong xiang) Tie Guan Yin. The oolong forum should be able to help you further.

Feb 9th, '10, 11:48
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Re: help with translation?

by Squeezle » Feb 9th, '10, 11:48

Thankyou :)

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