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Earl Grey Recommendation?

I'm searching for a high quality Earl Grey, which is available in th States. I recently went to the market and picked u...
9 comments posted 18yrs
posted by jjblanche.1465eb8
9 comments posted 18yrs posted by jjblanche.1465eb8

Bian Cha

Hi to you all, Some years back I remember a very nice tea that posters at that time got from Jings. Bian Cha. Everyone...
2 comments posted 18yrs
posted by jefferysmom
2 comments posted 18yrs posted by jefferysmom

Teapot for Work?

I'm looking for a small teapot that I can use at work. The teapot should have a built in/removable infuser, be relative...
11 comments posted 18yrs
posted by adverb
11 comments posted 18yrs posted by adverb

Full-bodied teas

I've been buying some teas from IPOT recently and there's a funny thing I noticed.. I noticed that I like full-bodied t...
34 comments posted 18yrs
posted by andrei.avk
34 comments posted 18yrs posted by andrei.avk

The least processed tea is ...?

I'd like to know the answer to the subject question. I suspect it's white tea, but I want to be sure. Thanks in advance,...
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posted by GWCherryHatesGreenEggsAndSpam
32 comments posted 18yrs posted by GWCherryHatesGreenEggsAndSpam

Art tea

In the thread on green and whites teas causing headaches, Mydnight wrote: > For one thing, nobody that I know condones...
11 comments posted 18yrs
posted by alan
11 comments posted 18yrs posted by alan

If you use or offer free wifi

We are publishing a directory of free wifi hotspots that people can load on their PCs and PDAs for when they are offlin...
0 comments posted 18yrs
posted by art.nicholas
0 comments posted 18yrs posted by art.nicholas

Chinese/Japanese way of eating soup?

Hi, I have a friend who says that in China/Japan the appropriate way to eat/drink soup (eg, miso soup) is to take the b...
19 comments posted 18yrs
posted by dsddsss
19 comments posted 18yrs posted by dsddsss

A Most Unorthodox Way to Consume Tea

Here's what I do now and I love it--and nothing's wasted. I put enough organic, white, loose-leaf tea to make a cup of...
1 comments posted 18yrs
posted by GWCherryHatesGreenEggsAndSpam
1 comments posted 18yrs posted by GWCherryHatesGreenEggsAndSpam

A tea tael in SF

This is my first trip to the Bay Area where I used the Bart to get to downtown SanFran in several trips. I rode the far...
0 comments posted 18yrs
posted by netstuff
0 comments posted 18yrs posted by netstuff

Song Zhong Dan Cong

One more Dan Cong from Teaspring, next will be the last of this order (Shui Xian) and then I'll be off of teaspring and...
0 comments posted 18yrs
posted by dominictiberio
0 comments posted 18yrs posted by dominictiberio

Tea in Hawaii

Not just in South Carolina and Washington, tea is an upcoming crop in Hawaii too. For those interested I commend these...
0 comments posted 18yrs
posted by nigel
0 comments posted 18yrs posted by nigel

Lesser of Two Evils?

At work, I currently have two options for hot water for my tea: * Getting hot water directly from the side of the coffe...
15 comments posted 18yrs
posted by adverb
15 comments posted 18yrs posted by adverb

Fluoride in Tea

More can be found about fluoride in tea at the following link http://www.fluoridealert.org/USDA-2005.tea.pdf
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posted by nyscof
0 comments posted 18yrs posted by nyscof