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Lapsang Search
Greetings all. Long time "lurker," first time poster. If you would please--I could use some assistance. I have a distinct fondness for lapsang souchong teas--BUT--a long time ago in a land far-far...
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Re: that first sip of pu-erh tea...
Green Pu-Erh teas typically taste more like a smoky vegetal concoction instead of the loamy liquor typical of most of the other types. As you explore Pu-Erh teas, you *will* come across many that...
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Cats and Tea
I saw the funniest thing this morning. I left my cup of SpecialTeas Salonah Assam unattended on my tea cart while I went into another room to retrieve a book. When I came back, one of my cats was...
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Tea recipes
Sorry if this is covered in a FAQ or something; just point me there if so. I'm interested in any good tea related food recipes out there. In particular: 1) Tea Eggs, the Chinese recipe where you crack...
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Electric Dispensing Pot
I'm thinking of getting Zojirushi CD-JSC22 Electric Dispensing Pot. Is it any good? I'm just tired to use my thermometer when preparing water and this baby has three temperature settings: 208°F,...
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Looking for a good source of oolong teas online
Hi folks! I received a sample of an oolong tea (my first) a High Mountain Oolong (not sure if this is a type or a brand name). I like it very much, and would like to branch out and try other oolongs....
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Bill in a China Shop
Dear Tea lovers: Most people who love tea, also love teacups. So i just wanted to tell any teacup lovers out there about my very first picture book: "Bill in a China Shop" Bill is not like other...
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A new "Mystery tea"
While looking at the Yahoo group Teamail, I came across this message (whose writer has given me permission to copy it here) concerning a tea that she had: "It looks like green gunpowder tea, but more...
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TeaBags Are GREAT :) I LOVE THEM
Tea Bags are great! Everyone uses them! But it's alot easier to make tea with a tea bag then having to put your tea in a metal tea bag ;) Some nuts still boil tea with loose leaves in the pot !!...
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Way to Make Tea
Here is an idea. A way of making tea without heat. Instantly! Take green tea, place in blender, add water, blend and strain. Very nice! Marc from Oregon
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Please help out with this survey
I know this is a tea group, but a friend of mine is conducting a survey of coffee drinkers, and I take it there may more than one in this group, yes? It takes three or four minutes to complete. Thanks...
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Anybody tried Upton's Okayti Gold?
This tea lists at just under $38 for 120g. (This must be a record for an Upton Darjeeling!) Has anyone here tried this tea? Any reactions? Is it really as good as its press suggests?
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Camellia Sinensis from Camellia Forest Nursery
Camellia Forest Nursery has quite a few different Camellia Sinensis plants for sale idea which one is most sutable for making good green/oolong tea? http://www.camforest.com/camellia.htm#cam-sin
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Re: Mystery tea
I've been wondering about this for a long time - I bought some of those in China, because they looked cool. They're *intensely* bitter. I was afraid that there was something wrong with them! Well,...
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Re: Ten Ren discount package--drinkable?
I think their lightly oxidized teas are fantastic - better than anything I've had from some of the other well known tea vendors - for that style. I'd recommend their Ten Wu - over the years it's my...
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