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British grocery expanding in France

Hi I came across a British grocery in St Remy de Provence. They carried 450+ lines at reasonable prices. They are plann...
2 comments posted 22yrs
posted by tlp
2 comments posted 22yrs posted by tlp

Puerh Tasting and Vendor Praise

With very few exceptions (three, actually), all of my Puerh experience has been black or cooked or whatever you want to...
24 comments posted 22yrs
posted by solomonlaw
24 comments posted 22yrs posted by solomonlaw

tea and sandwiches?

Hi. Any suggestions what sort of tea I could drink along with a couple of sandwiches in my lunch break? Until now, I've...
35 comments posted 22yrs
posted by okvaal
35 comments posted 22yrs posted by okvaal

About Japanese Matcha

Good evening. I found Japanese Matcha at http://www.betjemanandbarton.com/en/shop/prd.php?id%6 But does anyone know how...
1 comments posted 22yrs
posted by yolanda101
1 comments posted 22yrs posted by yolanda101

Lipton's Tea

What is the problem with Lipton's tea? Some Brit friends of mine laugh at the mention of it being a consumable tea? What...
15 comments posted 22yrs
posted by Leif
15 comments posted 22yrs posted by Leif

Clotting of cream in tea

Why does cream tend to clot more in tea than in coffee? Thanks, Leif
8 comments posted 22yrs
posted by Leif
8 comments posted 22yrs posted by Leif

Aging black puer?

From what I've been able to gather there are two schools on the usefulness of aging cooked/black puer. Pu-erh.net and o...
2 comments posted 22yrs
posted by cel
2 comments posted 22yrs posted by cel

Brown Betty

Hello, I'm a little bit confused selecting a brown betty teapot. First off, I can't figure out which one is the "authen...
17 comments posted 22yrs
posted by nospamhenry_kwan
17 comments posted 22yrs posted by nospamhenry_kwan

Loose tea sites online?

Are there any online sites that you use for buying loose tea? I'd just like orange pekoe without the bag, thanks. We us...
12 comments posted 22yrs
posted by volfie
12 comments posted 22yrs posted by volfie

Tea in Myanmar(Burma)

I just came back from a business trip from Cox's bazaar (world's largest unbroken sea beach 710 km. Located in south of...
7 comments posted 22yrs
posted by nstextil
7 comments posted 22yrs posted by nstextil

Japanese Greens at Sears Roebuck

In their 1897 catalog, that is. "Japan -- Sun Dried, Green. For purity and richness of flavor, they are unexcelled." Ki...
3 comments posted 22yrs
posted by crymadSPAMBLOCK
3 comments posted 22yrs posted by crymadSPAMBLOCK

Red Rose Tea

They're out on Ebay under "Wade Whimsies". Sorry to make this a 'new' post because Google doesn't allow a RE: after so...
0 comments posted 22yrs
posted by netstuff
0 comments posted 22yrs posted by netstuff

Twinings Tins

Hello all, I never knew this group existed before, but anyway, I'm here now. A quick question on the side of tea, does...
8 comments posted 22yrs
posted by nospamhenry_kwan
8 comments posted 22yrs posted by nospamhenry_kwan

Darjeeling best before

I just bought a box of Puttabong Darjeeling FTGFOP-1 first flush. That's from last year, of course. The box says it's be...
5 comments posted 22yrs
posted by p.a.saarinen
5 comments posted 22yrs posted by p.a.saarinen

Pointer to the FAQ and Vendor Lists

The rec.food.drink.tea FAQ is posted four times each year. It can also be found on the World Wide Web at the following...
0 comments posted 22yrs
posted by robchr9999
0 comments posted 22yrs posted by robchr9999