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So this is another one of those teas that my friend brought back for me from a trip to China.

It came in a cardboard tea canister with a large vacuum packed package of tea in it. The outside says Nature on it. It’s a really pretty canister. The package with the tea in it had a lot of characters that I don’t read. But fortunately there is English on it as well:

High Mountain Tea
Taiwanese tea quality good, wanting to drink tea will choose Taiwanese tea.

There are also some tea making instructions.

I opened the bag, and it’s what looks like a nice oolong. Great. I’ll just make it like I would an oolong.

It’s pretty nice. Green and a little buttery. The leaves expand like crazy. I had some yesterday, too, and I overleafed that but I still enjoyed it. (I was going to write that up after the vets, and steep the leaves a few times more, but then everything went to heck in a handbasket, and well…. this was not the tea I wanted last night at all.)

Anyway, sometimes it’s a lot of fun drinking teas I have no idea what they are. It’s a good thing because I’ve got a few more to try.

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Still relatively new to drinking teas, or so I feel, even though I’ve been at it for several months now.

I’m drinking more and more of different varieties of tea.

It’s been a few months that I’ve been on here. I’ve expanded from greens and flavored teas to now I’m all about the oolongs and some unflavored blacks. I’m mostly drinking unflavored teas now, but there are a few of those flavored ones that have a special place in my heart.

Pu-erh is also something I’ve recently found that I enjoy.

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