Phoenix is a common word in Chinese tea terminology so my guess 凤 or
é³³. I wasn't sure if the character for the English term Phoenix was
obvious to you. Another poster from China who knows Chinese tea
characters is always welcomed.

Jim

On Mar 26, 7:30Â*am, " > wrote:
> On 3月26日, 上�6时04分, "magicleaf" > wrote:
>
> > I tried an amazing tea today called Phoenix supreme,picked up this at
> > tea shop in london called the tea Smith, an oolong from china. Well I
> > have to say it was absolutely mouth watering delicious. The leaves had
> > a really Â*ripe berry fruitty aroma with a light flowery natural berry
> > taste to make a really unique tea. Anyone tried this or know about
> > this tea. If you Â*like green oolongs this really is one worth trying.
> > mmm
>
> Well, can I get the Chinese name of this tea? In Pingyin...