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Old 01-03-2006, 11:38 AM posted to rec.food.drink.tea
Michael Plant
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Default Notes from the hills - The dark side of tea

3/1/06


Michael,
There's a whole world of orthodox tea on offer. Darjeeling is just one
of them. Whether you want to follow the crowd, or make your own path is
up to you. Both ways are fine.
I'd be glad if you could name some Bangladeshi whole leaf for me to
pick up - maybe you've tried some yourself then? Ofcourse, I assume
that you know that Bangladeshi tea is certainly not of the same quality
as Assam Tea, and that compared to it, Darjeeling whole leaf is more
preferred.


Sid,

Yes, I am aware of all that. I believe that the Bangladeshi whole leaf I
tried is not available. It was special issue, beautifully made and great
tasting, and collected for me by a Bangladeshi friend. I thouight you lived
on the subcontinent and might have more leads than I do here in New York
City, a world away. Sorry I can't help more in your search. When it comes to
tea, if you don't go off the beaten path now and again, adventure does not
await.

Michael

 

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