I am new to this site but you might like to look at the following site

www.cuppatino.com.au

The tea has been confirmed by a few tea tasters in India as having
flavour but not bitterness.
I tried to try it at the Canton Fair but the English for boiling water
seemed to be translated as boiling water now poured into a porcelain
tea pot.

If anybody wants to correspond I am at

cheers

Ian

schreef:
RFDT is the most knowledgeable group on tea and always seeks for
current scientific knowlege on tea. And hence need of the hour is that
rfdt members and the creators of RFDT group also have a list of FRF
( frequently repeated fallacies) as suggested by Lew in the following
quoted message, and corrections if any be made in FAQ of RFDT.

Recent message from Lew in RFDT

"Maybe this newsgroup needs not just an FAQ list, but also an FRF
(frequently repeated fallacies.) This one might come in as #3,
behind:


1) Black tea has more caffeine than green.


2) Thirty seconds of steeping will remove most of the caffeine from
tea leaves. "

Any new FRF, besides the above two FRF, any new FRF should be added
after through discussion.

S.M. Changoiwala,Director
Gopaldhara Tea Co Pvt LTD.
KOLKOTA, INDIA
Gardens-
Darjeeling-Gopaldhara, Avongrove, Rohini
Dooars - Soongachi and New Glencoe
email-
website- www.gopaldhara.com