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Monkey picked Olong Tea coming out of the strainer.
This is the ultimate oolong tea. When infused, the unbroken, evenly-sized leaves gracefully unfurl to reveal the most complex Oolong bouquet available. Its legendary name refers to Buddist monks who trained monkeys to harvest the youngest leaves from the top of the wild tea trees. Presently the term "Monkey Picked" refers to the highest quality of Oolong tea available. Made from the youngest tea leaves, this tea is perfect for multiple infusions. Also known as Ti Kuan Yin. (this picture has been taken with a Hasselblad H3D II 31 megapixels camera)

Monkey picked Oolong Tea

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Uploaded on:	08-26-08 © Juanmonino