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Ti Kuan Yin
Further oxidized than the Jade Oolong, this Ti Kuan Yin has a more steely-colored dry leaf. As it unfurls, the evidence of o
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Monkey Picked Oolong
Though it makes for a wonderful story, monkeys did not climb into the trees to pick this tea.
That does not take away from t
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Ginseng Oolong
We first discovered this classic oolong at a Gong Fu Chinese tea ceremony. This particular tea is a special find, as it is c
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Rou Gui Oolong Rock Tea
This Oolong tea grows in small patches in the rocky areas of Wuyi Province of China.
Rou Gui has a twisted leaf that imparts
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Jade Oolong
This tea lives in two worlds. Its short oxidation period means that it retains some green tea flavor, but it has a Taiwan oo
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Dark Goddess Oolong
And now for something completely different! The Dark Goddess has brought together Chinese oolong methods and tea from an are
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Tung Ting Oolong
From the central mountains of Taiwan, this oolong is partially oxidized to give a full floral taste. Tightly rolled, you wil
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Shui Xiang Oolong
This long leaf beauty comes to us from the famous Fujian province of China. The liquor is a beautiful light amber in the cup
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