Jim,

If I am not mistaken, "Formosa Oolong" refers to that specific honey sweet
style enjoyed by man and leaf hopper alike, and is rather heavily oxidized.
Jade Pouchong would be another type of Taiwanese Oolong entirely. It's all a
matter of obfuscating language, that confuses more than it clarifies.

Michael



Space 11/29/04


> Twinnings pulled their FO years ago. I'm not aware of any other
> commercial brand selling FO. However just recently some Formosa
> brands have appeared on the shelves. You'll have to find a 'private'
> stock. Luckily my local tea shoppe carries several types of FO. My
> favorite is the jade pouchong.
>
> Jim
>
> (Joseph Kubera) wrote in message
> >...
> ...pedicure...
>> Anyway, I took a liking to the only available oolong, the rather heavily
>> oxidized "Formosa Oolong" -- I drank Twinings back in the day; I wonder if
>> their FO is the same now?