Tea ID

Made from leaves that have not been oxidized.
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Tea ID

by koalat » Mar 5th, '10, 13:56

Can someone that reads Chinese identify what kind of green tea came in this box. I got it as a gift from a Chinese vendor, now I want to see if I can find something similar in the US.
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Re: Tea ID

by Mrs. Chip » Mar 8th, '10, 11:29

Sorry koalat, I can't read it but the package is pretty!

Oh, and welcome to the forum, hope you come back and share with us.
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Re: Tea ID

by beachape » Mar 8th, '10, 11:55

Wu Yang Chun Yu (Wu Yang Spring Rain)

Package Says One of the Ten Famous Teas of ZheJiang Province
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Re: Tea ID

by gingkoseto » Mar 8th, '10, 16:50

Wow exciting! I've never had this famous tea. Show us some tea pictures, will you? :D
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Re: Tea ID

by koalat » Mar 10th, '10, 16:27

Looks like the tea on this page:

http://www.jas-etea.com/products/Early- ... unnan.html
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