Fu Shou Shan Origin Tea High-Mountain Taiwanese Oolong [TeaDB Episode 34]

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This episode, Denny and James, begin a four-episode series on tea offerings from Origin Tea with a tea from the famous government plantation atop of Lishan mountain at Fu Shou Shan. Learn more about Fu Shou Shan and other Taiwanese Oolongs at http://teadb.org/fu-shou-shan-taiwanese-high-mountain-oolong and http://www.origintea.net . http://teadb.org

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Thanks Zahi. Tieguanyin is a very interesting tea. The Chinese and Taiwanese versions are super different as are traditional and modern (nuclear-green) styles. Personally, I am a fan of the darker, Taiwanese Muzha Tieguanyin.

Cheers!
-James
I got hold of a Premium Bao Zhong and tried for the first time the other day after checking your video, and... holy moly! So I will have to be buying this tea. Love your videos guys, great stuff.
i'm more into the greener, slightly oxidized tieguanyins. there are so many variations out there, which makes it a difficult tea to grasp. there are certain characteristics that i like/want in a tieguanyin, but that complexity/"weirdness" is what i like about it.