Tea Xmas Gifts

I am looking for nice gifts or gift sets for the "tea person" on my list.

Loose tea or tea bags are fine.

Any pointers to something other than what the mall and megamart has would be greatly appreciated.

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If they don't have a teapot, then a teapot and some loose-leaf tea would be just the thing. I would try Upton's:

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Chatsford Teapots are about the handiest things around.

Ian

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Ian Rastall

you can check

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both carry christmas time tea gifts- you may also wish to purchase a teapot, cup, or tea for one several sites have lovely items including
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Joanne Rosen

A trip to Chinatown. A trip to an ethnic store. Last years $100 tetsubins are $10 in discount stores. I always shop the department stores during the holidays. Ebay Russian lomonosov cobalt teapots. Tip save yourself a bundle and get the coffee pot version. Barnes-Noble bookstore is selling thermos like teapots for beverage holder. For tea puer cakes or tuocha, 10lb tins of Lipton Yellow Label, 5lb bags of restaurant tea. The newest item this year, not in American retail or on websites, 'Name Baru' Korean tea infusion sets. The cutest ergonometric item I've seen in a long time. My local tea shoppe has them (expensive) and Korean store (inexpensive). I was able to find the Made in Switzerland teapots at

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in local retail. Relegates Chatsford and Bodum to tupperware. If you buy from website recommendations in this group it's what everybody has except me. But if you don't drive or like UPS delivery because they bring it to your door and the battery pack in your wheelchair won't get you too the mailbox and back without a jumpstart here are some neat items at a website never mentioned before
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. Oh I'd luv to get my hands on that french press. I've got plans.

Jim

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Space Cowboy

My Chatsford pot is great. I've been reluctant to buy a glass teapot because I'm an often slow drinker and am under the impression that glass pots allow tea to cool faster than a porcelain or pottery pot.

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Bluesea

Sorry s/b 'Namu Baru' the Korean wholesale exporter. I don't know if the sets have a name perse.

Jim

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Space Cowboy

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