Top Ten Teas of China

Jul 22, 2008 Last reply: 17 years ago 5 Replies
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fresh-p-169.html]West Lake Dragon Well[/url] origin: Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province

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Pi Lo Chun[/url] origin: Suzhou, Jiangsu Province



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Mountain Fuzz Tip[/url] origin: Taiping, Anhui Province



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p-141.html]Anxi Tie kuan yin[/url] origin: Amxi, Fujian Province



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p-196.html]Junshan Silver Needle[/url] origin: Yueyang, Hunan province



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p-197.html]Cloud and Mist Tea-Mount Lushan[/url] origin: Mount Lushan, Jiangxi province



No.8 China Green Tips origin: Xingyang, Henan province



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Black Tea[/url] origin: Qimen, Anhui Province



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Tea- Suzhou[/url] Origin: Suzhou, Jiangsu province



You can tell me top ten in your country. [/quote]



you can share more excellent teas in your esteemed country!


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snipped-for-privacy@teainchina.biz wrote: Ranking is people selling you stuff.

Jim

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"Space Cowboy" snipped-for-privacy@ix.netcom.com> wrote

What would have been the ranking if you were sellling stuff?

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That ranking would have been the stuff you trip over in Chinatown so dont pay too much.

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"Space Cowboy" snipped-for-privacy@ix.netcom.com> wrote

Is it that there would be no such a thing as a rule to measure with when it comes to the tea world?

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Rules are mostly customs. I've compared tea, Chinese in particular, to particle physics. The more you look the more there is. My only rule always boil the water. You can take care of everything after that. I never think of tea as one is better than that. It is nothing more than what I am drinking at any point in time. I always kid my local tea shoppe I need a divining rod to pick a tea. At home I listen to the tea that screams the loudest.

Jim

PS My rules these days for buying tea is do I have any at home and how much does it cost.

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