On Mar 6, 12:13 pm, "chance" > wrote:
> I've had a 75 gram pack of oolong,
> produced in 2005. I've used it all
> by the end of 2007. I've sought it
> around here in Seoul, South Korea,
> but in vain.
>
> Following is the description written
> on the rectangle red paper box,
> having contained the tea.
>
> Origin: China, Fujian, Anxi, Gangde
> Producer: Qiyang
> Registered trademark: Zhengshan
> Logo: A white monkey picking tea leaves on a tree bough
>
> Would anyone help me out
> to locate a web site
> where I can order the kind
> of the good?
>
> Thank you.
>
> CK

Gande is one of the villages of Anxi county that produces Tie Guan
Yin. It doesn't sound as if you are drinking the stuff fresh so I
would look around Asian markets or any places that offer "tea in a
box" for sale. Just shop around the net and get yourself a decent
grade TGY, and I'm sure it would be just as good or better.