Hi guys, Any of you guys heard of a tea called nine bend dragon? I had a sample of it and it was pretty good. I would like to know others opinion of this tea. I had it hot then iced and was tasty, and a familiar something, maybe a nuance I have tasted in another tea. Jenn
Can you give us a Chinese name or something in pinyin? Where did you get the tea? More information please.
Could it be Nine Dragons?
/Lew
Here is a note I picked up from the Web. You could probably do a Google reverse search to see where it came from.
"The Nine Dragon Black Tea is known as the Jiuqu Black Tea in China. It is from the southwestern outskirts of Hangzhou city. Its name comes from a nearby spring with nine bends (Jiuqu)."
Jim
Lewis Per>
Would be my guess.
Isn't that one of sexual positions in that Sei Shonagon book?
--scott
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