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29-09-2007, 05:04 PM
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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 raved about it. I bought some and it was pure music. I also bought an autumn harvest that was not as nice as the spring but was so good too. Has anyone had any of this lately, I mean by this years 2007 harvest? Is the autumn harvest out yet? Such a nice tea, loaded with flavor and a sweet lovely cup. Anyone know? Jenn 
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29-09-2007, 08:46 PM
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Bian Cha
Hi Jenn,
Do you mean the Wuyi Chao Qing Bian Cha - a green tea BTW - from Jing Tea Shop? I have tasted the 2007 spring harvest and it is very nice indeed, full bodied with sweet and spicy notes. In my opininon it is as good as the 2006 spring harvest. This year they do not offer it through their website, so you have to contact them by mail and ask for a special order. Gyorgy "Jenn" skrev i en meddelelse ps.com... Hi to you all, Some years back I remember a very nice tea that posters at that time got from Jings. Bian Cha. Everyone raved about it. I bought some and it was pure music. I also bought an autumn harvest that was not as nice as the spring but was so good too. Has anyone had any of this lately, I mean by this years 2007 harvest? Is the autumn harvest out yet? Such a nice tea, loaded with flavor and a sweet lovely cup. Anyone know? Jenn
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01-10-2007, 05:07 PM
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Bian Cha
On Sep 29, 2:46 pm, "Gyorgy Sajo" wrote:
Hi Jenn, Do you mean the Wuyi Chao Qing Bian Cha - a green tea BTW - from Jing Tea Shop? I have tasted the 2007 spring harvest and it is very nice indeed, full bodied with sweet and spicy notes. In my opininon it is as good as the 2006 spring harvest. This year they do not offer it through their website, so you have to contact them by mail and ask for a special order. Gyorgy Oh Yeah, That is the one! I thought that was such a nice green tea. Thanks for your reply, must talk them folks at Jings. Hope I will be successful! Jenn
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