Tea Review 520: Teavivre’s Superfine Qing Xiang Dong Ding

by Jason Walker on April 22, 2014

in wulong/oolong

 

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Origin: Dong Ding Mtn (1,000 m), Lugu, Nantou, Taiwan 
Harvest: 1 Aug 2013. Farmer Lui Zhiqiang
Score: 90
Price (as of post): 7 g sample = $4

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