Has anyone heard of this tea? It's a Taiwan oo-long given to my mom by a
Taiwanese. It got second place at the 91st tea convention (says on the tin)

I think the name is Taiwanese pronunciation... if anyone can read Chinese
here, it's "?????"

The leaves are in a pearl shape and doesn't have a very strong smell.

Katie

ill... didn't know the Chinese won't show... sorry

> I think the name is Taiwanese pronunciation... if anyone can read Chinese
> here, it's "?????"

Katie

Can you post the pinyin equivilant in Mandarian? I know 'ching' as
being like a blue/green color....as for the rest of it, I can't
recognize the other words. At least can you put it in Cantonese?

Sorg=Song (Pine)
Bor=Bai(Cypress)
Charng=Chang
Ching=Qing
"Chang Qing" (literally, evergreen)

It is said that the name was given by the late Taiwanese president Chiang
Ching-Kuo.

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> Can you post the pinyin equivilant in Mandarian? I know 'ching' as
> being like a blue/green color....as for the rest of it, I can't
> recognize the other words. At least can you put it in Cantonese?
>

Yes, thank you. I've tried some today. I didn't use a pot to make the tea,
but put a little bit of leaves in a steeper. I'm not very used to the taste,
maybe next time I should try to put in more tea leaves...

Katie

"·MªÌ" > wrote in message
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> Sorg=Song (Pine)
> Bor=Bai(Cypress)
> Charng=Chang
> Ching=Qing
> "Chang Qing" (literally, evergreen)
>
> It is said that the name was given by the late Taiwanese president Chiang
> Ching-Kuo.
>
> "Mydnight" > ¼¶¼g©ó¶l¥ó
> oups.com...
> > Can you post the pinyin equivilant in Mandarian? I know 'ching' as
> > being like a blue/green color....as for the rest of it, I can't
> > recognize the other words. At least can you put it in Cantonese?
> >
>
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