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Default Jasmine green

Just returning to the group after a few years absence -- left when it got taken over by some real vicious jerks.

Looking for advice on finding jasmine greens... How do you rate the various grades. I don't want to pay Mao Feng prices too often but some of the mid-range ones are iffy on leaf quality. I don't have much idea what to look for. The bigger leaf ones seem stemmy and uneven.

Same for White Peony -- I'm picking up nice leaf at under $2 an ounce. Any thoughts?

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