Re: is a green oolong half a green tea?

That is so true. There simply is too much noise out there. I think one reason for this is that some people want to muddle the distinction between things so they can sell their less than genuine products with a good name. This is projecting a wrong image of a category and can kill it. They have hurt white tea so badly, and it seems people are eyeing oolongs now. The only way to counter these “category” killers is to promote genuine quality to as many as possible. On one side we are against mega beverage player like who you know, and on the other, small shops who are trying to sell anything they got hold of to sell at whatever margin they could in whatever name they want. There really are a lot of BS selling junks in some sites in the US.