2010 Spring Oolong

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	2010 2nd. Place Baozhong This 2nd. Place Baozhong is floral and compared to past season's 2nd. Place, it has a much fuller body. I think this season's competition Baozhong,...	$15.00 Add:
	2010 Alishan - DinHu This Alishan was harvested in the end of April. This tea has a medium body with a very nice note of floral bouquet. I will update more tasting notes...	$11.00 ... more info
	2010 Alishan - ZhanShuHu This ZhanShuHu Alishan compared to our DinHu Alishan has less bright flower bouquet, but it will last more infusions. It carries a heavier body and I...	$12.00 Add:
	2010 Dong Ding - Fragrant This lightly oxidized Dong Ding compared to previous season's is not "as green". It still has the floral note and sweetness. The tea broth is heavier...	$7.50 Add:
	2010 Dong Ding - Traditional Our popular traditional Dong Ding is back! This Dong Ding is lightly roasted and has a clear fruit note. You can make a lot of infusions in a kung-fu...	$9.00 Add:
	2010 Farmer's Choice Baozhong The Spring Baozhong is finally here! What I like about this Farmer's Choice Baozhong is it has a full and balanced body. It's an easy tea to detect...	$8.00 ... more info
	2010 Honorable Mention Baozhong I think this season's Baozhong has a better quality than last season's. This Hon Mention Baozhong compared to the Farmer's Choice Baozhong has higher...	$9.00 Add:
	2010 Jin Xuan This Jin Xuan was harvested in Alishan region. Compared to other Jin Xuan Oolongs that we have been getting, this Jin Xuan is fuller and more...	$6.50 Add:
	2010 LaLaShan This LaLaShan compared to last season's is not roasted. It has a floral bouquet(but not the bright kind) and a hint of fresh peach-like scent. This...	$9.00 Add:
	2010 Lishan - CuiLuan This Lishan tea was harvested in early May. It is full and smooth. Among this season's high mountain teas, I think it's possibly the smoothest one....	$15.00 ... more info