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The English way of drinking tea?

Hello to all, Reading some books by Kazuo Ishiguro lately, I noticed a great "fuss" about the tea and it's way to be se...
34 comments posted 22yrs
posted by dieterfolz
34 comments posted 22yrs posted by dieterfolz

TeaTraders?

Hi. Recently I've been seeing TeaTraders mentioned in this group a few times, but so far I've had no luck finding their...
4 comments posted 22yrs
posted by okvaal
4 comments posted 22yrs posted by okvaal

Aged tea

Dear all, Maybe someone can help me with this one, since I do not seem to be able to find any information on the intern...
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posted by Frans_jos_jansen
5 comments posted 22yrs posted by Frans_jos_jansen

Containers

in your opinion what is the best type of container for storing tea?
4 comments posted 22yrs
posted by pu20034
4 comments posted 22yrs posted by pu20034

HerbSugar with green tea

This Herb Sugar- gift from an Indonesian friend, manufactured in Thailand. The sugar is combination of pure cane sugar...
0 comments posted 22yrs
posted by nstextil
0 comments posted 22yrs posted by nstextil

Bleaching tea bags

European and Australian use Formaldehyde for bleaching tea bags, whether Americans use chlorine for bleaching tea bags-...
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posted by nstextil
2 comments posted 22yrs posted by nstextil

Curing Yixing teapots

Some time ago Billy Mood was writing about "Wu Ju Lin of Taiwan" method of preparing Yixing teapots for brewing: 1. Imm...
17 comments posted 22yrs
posted by yuriy
17 comments posted 22yrs posted by yuriy

Cordless kettle with infuser

Hi all - I'm trying to replace a kettle I purchased last year and can't find one like it anywhere. It was a cordless, g...
0 comments posted 22yrs
posted by mark
0 comments posted 22yrs posted by mark

Japanese iron tea pot

I want to buy some Japanese iron tea pot and went through couple of tea on line-vendors web sites. My understanding is...
1 comments posted 22yrs
posted by nstextil
1 comments posted 22yrs posted by nstextil

Appologies for my ignorance

Hi. I just wanted to right and set the record straight on something. I recognise that my recent post about fine teas of...
22 comments posted 22yrs
posted by stubbynadge
22 comments posted 22yrs posted by stubbynadge

Prince of Wales

Dear Tea lovers: I always maintain good amount of Twining's "Prince Of Wales" Keemun tea for my own blend with my favor...
3 comments posted 22yrs
posted by nstextil
3 comments posted 22yrs posted by nstextil

tibetan compressed tea

hi all i thought that the compressed tea enjoyed by tibetans was pu-erh, but was told recently that this is not the case...
4 comments posted 22yrs
posted by devlyn76
4 comments posted 22yrs posted by devlyn76

Superfine teas?

Hi. I'm a relative new comer to teas,but my dad was raving to me last night about them. A friend has given him a book a...
2 comments posted 22yrs
posted by stubbynadge
2 comments posted 22yrs posted by stubbynadge

cabbage tasting green?

Can someone recommend a green tea (organic preferred) that tastes like slightly salty water in which cabbage or other l...
1 comments posted 22yrs
posted by rbdOMIT
1 comments posted 22yrs posted by rbdOMIT

Tea @ Cost Plus: World Market

Hello, After reading the FAQ for this newsgroup, I was inspired to check out some teas mentioned, namely Assam and Laps...
6 comments posted 22yrs
posted by pocketdemon
6 comments posted 22yrs posted by pocketdemon