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Author: ShenShen Date: Jan 27, 2008 13:17
At a very good, local Chinese restaurant I was served Eastrise Orchid
Oolong with my meal.
I discovered the name of the vendor with some gentle prodding; but,
have been unable to find this tea retail.
This was a very subtle orchid oolong, no visible flowers and very
delicate. The scent overtone took a background place in what seemed to
be a tasty Dan Chong.
Does anyone know where to buy this tea retail? I am assuming this tea
is inexpensive, since it is an option in a Bay Area restaurant -
although, it was $4.00 a pot.
Any info is much appreciated.
Xie! Xie!
Shen
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Author: D.D. Date: Jan 27, 2008 17:51
> At a very good, local Chinese restaurant I was served Eastrise Orchid
> Oolong with my meal.
> I discovered the name of the vendor with some gentle prodding; but,
> have been unable to find this tea retail.
> This was a very subtle orchid oolong, no visible flowers and very
> delicate. The scent overtone took a background place in what seemed to
> be a tasty Dan Chong.
> Does anyone know where to buy this tea retail? I am assuming this tea
They used to have a web site here: http://www.eastriseteas.com/, but it
seems to be gone. It wasn't much of a site anyway. They did seem to have a
pretty good selection, though I never got anything from them. Not much
help - sorry.
D.
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Author: Dominic T.Dominic T. Date: Jan 28, 2008 07:37
On Jan 27, 4:17 pm, Shen gmail.com> wrote:> At a very good, local Chinese restaurant I was served Eastrise Orchid
> Oolong with my meal.
> I discovered the name of the vendor with some gentle prodding; but,
> have been unable to find this tea retail.
> This was a very subtle orchid oolong, no visible flowers and very
> delicate. The scent overtone took a background place in what seemed to
> be a tasty Dan Chong.
> Does anyone know where to buy this tea retail? I am assuming this tea
> is inexpensive, since it is an option in a Bay Area restaurant -
> although, it was $4.00 a pot.
> Any info is much appreciated.
> Xie! Xie!
> Shen
Hey Shen,
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Author: ShenShen Date: Jan 28, 2008 12:03
On Jan 28, 7:37 am, "Dominic T." gmail.com> wrote:> On Jan 27, 4:17 pm, Shen gmail.com> wrote:
>>> At a very good, local Chinese restaurant I was served Eastrise Orchid
>> Oolong with my meal.
>> I discovered the name of the vendor with some gentle prodding; but,
>> have been unable to find this tea retail.
>> This was a very subtle orchid oolong, no visible flowers and very
>> delicate. The scent overtone took a background place in what seemed to
>> be a tasty Dan Chong.
>> Does anyone know where to buy this tea retail? I am assuming this tea
>> is inexpensive, since it is an option in a Bay Area restaurant -
>> although, it was $4.00 a pot.
>> Any info is much appreciated.
>> Xie! Xie!
>> Shen
>
> Hey Shen,
>
> Sorry that I can't help with that particular tea, I know how it feels ...
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Author: JennJenn Date: Jan 31, 2008 10:32
maybe it is Feng Huang Dancong Oolong. Maybe single bush?
Jenn
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