Anybody famliar with a factory called 'Lin Pao Cha' or something similarly sounding ? Brand could be Yin Hao.
Possibly makes or made Tou Cha ?
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17 years ago
Lin Pao Cha ??
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17 years ago
You sure it ain't Liu Bao, the black tea? It looks as if the pinyin spelling you have there would be a Taiwan or Hong Hong transliteration.
Liu Bao is a black tea from Guangxi.
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17 years ago
Dunno, tea was sold as Late 70's Lang Cang Silver Tip semi-cooked tuo cha. Its about 100gms, full label is at
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A magic tea BTW...
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17 years ago
Uh, no, the wrapper says *Lin* Cang, which was a different factory (now defunct, as far as I know.)
/Lew
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17 years ago
Yes, I see that (after comparing the 'lin cang' characters from bablecarp) to the ones on the wrapper.
You wouldn't be able to translate the remaining black characters, would you ? (Please)
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17 years ago
Nothing very interesting, alas: "Yunnan Province Lincang Tea Factory Product."
/Lew