Perhaps my pallet is not as refined as most but I take one heaping teaspoon in a small tea pot, and add boiling water. I let it steep for about 5 min. I really enjoy it.
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Cathy Weeks wrote:
I'm not surprised you didn't like gunpowder Green tea. That stuff is nasty. For the best quality Green or Oolong tea try King's tea range from Ten ren. Know as Cha wong, true tea connoisseurs in the far east swear by it. Its the most recongised brand in the Far East. Once you try this, anything else is going to be second best. Its very hard to get hold and quite expensive but if you really appriciate quality then its well worth it. I get mine from
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/Lew
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Melinda
Awesome Lew!
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Thanks for this. I just tried my TOH Gunpowder Green using these instructions, and while I don't particularly care for the tea, it's certainly drinkable (my first batch of 1 tsp in six ounces of water was undrinkable). So, I'll slowly finish it up (don't want to waste it - it's expensive!)
Cathy Weeks
Do we really need to be reminded who not to order from that often? Once a week would be good enough to remind me who lies about the tea they offer.
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