Site now shows this item is out of stock. Too bad, a good Puer and will now have to be rationed out. Anyone have any experience with this tea? Comments? Will more be available?
Thanks,
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19 years ago
Guang Xi Liu Eao
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19 years ago
I think you meant "Liu Bao", right?
/Lew
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19 years ago
? Did a cut n' paste from the web site. This is how they had it written.
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19 years ago
Well, I think it's a misprint. If you do a Google search for Guang Xi Liu Eao, you'll find only sevencups.com, which, under my deerstalker cap, I'm assuming was the site you ordered from. Look for Liu Bao; you'll find a number of places to buy it.
/Lew
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19 years ago
Ok, thanks. Looked into Liu Eao on Google and can't seem to find the type of tea sevencups.com had. BTW, placed another order with them today, for another Puer made in 1998, and was told there is a possibility of restocking the Guang Xi Liu Eao.
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19 years ago
("Eao" doesn't exist as a syllable in standard Chinese.)
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19 years ago
Ok, I stand corrected. Now we move on?
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19 years ago
Don't worry about rationing it, it's quite easily online if you follow Lewis' suggestion and google for Liu Bao, and btw, it's a compressed black tea, not a pu'er.
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19 years ago
reaaallllyyyy? could have fooled me. looks like puer, tastes like puer but its not. and its available (from 1997?) sounds like good news.
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19 years ago
ok, tryed a search or two. no luck as to other suppliers. anyone have any ideas or links to try?
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19 years ago
Silk Road Teas, at 415-488-9017 but not on the Web, usually has a Liu Bao.
/Lew