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Default Darjeeling question?

The only Darjeeling that I have had and known it was Twinings in the
purple can. I don't know if anyone else has had this one, but it was
much too green tasting for me and I am looking for more of a red tea.
Are most Darjeelings like this (kinda green) or does it run the gamut
like oolong? I have had all types of oolong, but similarly I like the
darker ones and not the Taiwanese anes that really taste like a green
tea to me.
Anyone have darker Darjeeling or oolong recommendations? I am looking
to try fine black teas, but do not want any half green types.
 
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