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hi Myself, i think you're right, those are all the same: http://www.panix.com/~perin/babelcarp/babelcarp.cgi?phrase=Nai+Xiang yes jin xuan is a cultivar often processed into green (lightly oxidized) oolong in taiwan especially. it's sometimes called milk oolong. i'd look at vendors that specialize ...

How long have you been drinking tea? Since I was a kid, although I only recently started drinking tea that did not come from a grocery store. What kind of tea do you drink? My favorite is Nai Xiang. I'm just starting to explore, though. How do you prepare your tea? I have only recently been educated...

I had a great tea I used to by from a local shop where I used to live called Nai Xiang. I've been trying to find it since I moved, but can't. Looking online, it seems that it may also be called Milk Oolong or Jin Xuan. Are these all the same? Where is the best place to order it?

Thanks.