Question about tea

Jardin is "garden" in French. The other words sound similar to feng mao hong, associated with some keemun teas from China. Toci

Thanks for the fast answer. Anna

It has been brought to my attention that I should not post in html. I am sorry if I offended any one by doing this. The only excuse that I have is that I didn't know. Anna

My daughter bought me some tea and I don't know what kind it is. Here's what is on the can Jardin feng dai hong sold in a green can with purple flower and leaf pattern. The company is Hediard of Paris France. Can anyone tell me something about this tea? It smells so good and I like it so well. As you probably have guessed I don't know much about tea. Thanks in advance Anna

the tea is on their website-it costs 14 euros

When I looked right after she bought it for me, they didn't have it listed there. I wrote to them and they refered me to their outlet in the United States. But neither gave me any information about the type of tea it was. Thank for the heads up, I didn't think to look again to see if the site had changed. Anna

"Anna" wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@corp.supernews.com:

I noticed the other day that with your second post to this thread, you had turned HTML off. So my only comment is "well done".

snipped-for-privacy@corp.supernews.com7/2/05 23: snipped-for-privacy@cavenet.com

You've offended no one, but I do appreciate your switching to plain text.

Michael

My ISP gets their feed from a site that runs "cleanfeed," which, among other things, discards all HTML-ized or MIME-ified messages. So I never saw Anna's original message.

I'm not offended in any way, but if someone posts in HTML, I won't ever see it. Nor will much of the net.

--scott