looking for one of a kind

Mar 06, 2008 Last reply: 18 years ago 16 Replies

I?ve had a 75 gram pack of oolong, produced in 2005. I?ve used it all by the end of 2007. I?ve sought it around here in Seoul, South Korea, but in vain.



Following is the description written on the rectangle red paper box, having contained the tea.



Origin: China, Fujian, Anxi, Gangde Producer: Qiyang Registered trademark: Zhengshan Logo: A white monkey picking tea leaves on a tree bough



Would anyone help me out to locate a web site where I can order the kind of the good?



Thank you.



CK


Hello, Chance, Can you post a photo of the box? Could be Monkey-Picked oolong from description. Shen

I will see if I can do it.

Thanks.

"chance" <cinci snipped-for-privacy@yahoo.co.kr> wrote

I am afraid that I can't post the photo, as my newserver refuses uploading binaries. I wonder if something is wrong with my pc, too. Sorry not to be able to oblige your request soon enough.

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after upload they give you a link, copy and paste that in a message here

I tried your instructions but my newserver balks.

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Bombed! Sorry.

Would you kindly post the picture over here, which I will try send via email to you?

The three groups of big characters, from the top down, say Special Grade; Oolong Tea; and Famous Tea From Anxi, China. Sorry, but I can't make out the two lines of smaller characters. Maybe you could try to get a better resolution shot?

/Lew

As per your instruction, here you are:

tea1: the description of the producer,

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followed by a separate mesage, depicting the trademark.

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This has been placed on the top left of the pack.

The first (short) line says "Clean contents". The second says "Fujian Province Anxi County Qiyang tea processing Factory Product."

/Lew

Registered trademark.

/Lew

Gande is one of the villages of Anxi county that produces Tie Guan Yin. It doesn't sound as if you are drinking the stuff fresh so I would look around Asian markets or any places that offer "tea in a box" for sale. Just shop around the net and get yourself a decent grade TGY, and I'm sure it would be just as good or better.

"Mydnight" wrote

Thank you.

CK

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