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A Review on Oolong #8

Oolong #8 comes from an island in Taiwan - whose name literally means "beautiful". The Dutch settlers named it Formosa when they first arrived, which is the word that means beautiful, and it continues to be called that today.

Taiwan is noted for producing the best oolong tea in the world, which includes Oolong #8. For some reason or another they produce the best oolong, but not the best black or green. I guess it's because they pride themselves on being able to produce just the one type the best.

Anyway, with it's red copper leaves and silver tips, this tea is sure to satisfy your taste buds. It's a great introduction to the different varieties of Formosa Oolong Tea.

With it's medium bodied mix of nutty and green flavoring, it's sure to give you a great tasting drink that you'll run back to over and over to get more of.

Jeremy's Rating - 9/10 stars

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