Lot #12000 Tea - 2oz
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Type: Green Oolong
Quantity: 2oz
Oxidization: 20%
Roast: 0%
Elevation: 2,200 meters
Vintage: 2012
Medium-heavy body, subtle verdant flavor initially which transitions to a more floral aftertaste with a very long taper. Floral notes include orchid and honeysuckle. We definitely urge you to take at least a minute to fully experience the flavor potential of this tea before taking another sip. Best enjoyed alone. Teas grown 2,000 above sea level are rare and highly sought after in Asia, only three pounds of lot #12000 are available for purchase.
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