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Recently I decided to really focus on Oolongs because as it turns out
they are my favorite (so far at least). I've been drinking "light" Oolongs (Baozhongs mostly), and I'm not sure what to explore next. Obviously it would make sense to try more medium and dark Oolongs, but I'm not really sure which are or aren't. Many of the websites I buy from don't break down their Oolongs to light, medium, or dark, and this is why I'm asking here. What are some more prominent medium and dark Oolongs that I should check out? And for that matter, what level of oxidation and/or roasting determines if it is a light, medium, or dark Oolong? I realize there aren't many set definitions with tea, and that's part of the charm, but unfortunately my thought process demands a little classification. Any help is much appreciated. |
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