In article >, Lewis Perin > wrote:
(KeemunBLK) writes:
>
>> [...]
>> Also, about green tea, one of the best I ever had was called Mt. Wen
>> Baojong. It was bulk, and sold by the (now defunct?) Water and
>
>The tea you're thinking of is a lightly oxidized oolong rather than a
>green tea, strictly speaking. You'll probably have better luck
>finding it if you use more common transliterations: Wen Shan rather
>than Mt. Wen, and Baozhong (or Pouchong) rather than Baojong.

yes, it's more commonly translated as Wen Shan (shan = mountain). it's a
Taiwanese tea. & very lightly oxidized. i like it, too.

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