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Default What is Milk-oolong????????

Me, again. Maybe a dumb question: in an Oakland tea store my friend
bought something called Milk-Oolong. He though it was scented. I
thought it's flavor came from dramatic weather. What is it? It's
Taiwanese (Formosan?), no? I actually liked the "finish"; but, loathed
the "nose".
Thanks, all.
BTW, thanks so much for all the ITC information. I really learned so
much!
Shen

 
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