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Dragon Pearls v Phoenix Eyes
Both are white bud teas from Fujian in the same area. If there is a difference it aint worth splitting except by price....
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About green tea
About green tea Today, scientific research in both Asia and the west is providing har evidence for the health benefits...
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Magnolia v Jasmine scents
Damn if I can smell or taste the difference after comparing it to a TOH Jasmine Blossom. If anything Magnolia is even m...
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Temperature-controlled tea cup/pot warmer
Does anyone know of a good variable-temperature tea (or coffee) warmer? I'm mostly interested in something like an elec...
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Peet's Pu-erh
Having just talked about some Jasmine tea on another thread I went and looked at Peet's website online; (Peet's Coffe i...
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A Tale of Two Jasmines
we begin our story with a chance encounter in the kitchen cupboard; 'whats this?' is usually the way these things start...
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South African Ntingwe Kwazulu black tea
This is a proprietary tea from Taylor of Harrogate. I accidently discovered this by running across a tea shoppe called...
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New teas?
It's September with October weather and I'm suddenly drinking hot tea again. I'm fine on black tea with a couple of Nil...
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Oolong tea: Makes me sweat
Oolong makes me become very hot. I feel it as sweat in my back and heat in the face. I originally thought it was becaus...
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The health benefits of tea (2026 Update)
Recent research findings about the health benefits of tea shouldn't b surprising. A single tea leaf contains a wide var...
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Vietnamese Imperial Indo Oolong
This is a misnomer. Identified as such by the Web it is actually a early season green tea. It is Tung Ting style with s...
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Some questions Yixing teapots and good sources
Forgive if this question has been endlessly covered before but Google search sucks wind indexing this newsgroup (try a...
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Tea Teatters #55
Reading tea leaves is easier than describing taste. Jim
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What good is a glass gaiwan?
(Subject line an homage to Larry Niven) I like the idea of glass teaware. Having spent a number of years in academic an...
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