... probably all polluted. Anyway, it tastes good. I would be willing to bet all the money in my savings account, which ain't much, folks, that any random sample of tea from Taizhong (where most wulong is produced in Taiwan), a relatively mountainous, clean place, would have a better sanitary rating than ANY TEA, INCLUDING THE HIGHEST GRADE, from Fujian AnXi (where Tieguan, the most...

...-its-taken-away-from-me, only cares for profit. I would be willing to bet all the money in my savings account, which ain't much, folks, that any random sample of tea from Taizhong (where most wulong is produced in Taiwan), a relatively mountainous, clean place, would have a better sanitary rating than ANY TEA, INCLUDING THE HIGHEST GRADE, from Fujian AnXi (where Tieguan, the most famous tea...

... rather than a flavor, but actually they let me try it first before they told me anything about it. Apparently, his friend's family has been in the tea business for over 4 generations in the Taizhong area actually growing their own tea on their own plantations. Each year they keep several kilos of the good stuff for aging and they have a decent stock of it. So...how much do you think the...