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| Tea (rec.drink.tea) Discussion relating to tea, the world's second most consumed beverage (after water), made by infusing or boiling the leaves of the tea plant (C. sinensis or close relatives) in water. |
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Hello,
Living in Europe, I used to order my tea from US sites, Upton and SpecialTeas. I am satisfied with them, but I almost always have to pay import taxes. Although the US$ has now a good rate when paying in euros, it still represents some 20% more. I would like to order some tea from european sites. I am considering Betjeman Bartos or Mariage Freres. The second has a much larger offer, but I find prices higher. I need advice here. What are your experiences with these sites? What about the quality of the product? Are there any other european sites to consider? I buy darjeeling, keemun, lapsang, earl grey, formosa oolong and japanese sencha. Thanks in advance, Joao Pedro Baptista Lisboa - Portugal |
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i have had positive experiences with both and also www.lepalaisdesthes.com
you may also want to check out some swiss and german site-they can be found on f.a.q. page. joanne "Jo?o Baptista" wrote in message om... Hello, Living in Europe, I used to order my tea from US sites, Upton and SpecialTeas. I am satisfied with them, but I almost always have to pay import taxes. Although the US$ has now a good rate when paying in euros, it still represents some 20% more. I would like to order some tea from european sites. I am considering Betjeman Bartos or Mariage Freres. The second has a much larger offer, but I find prices higher. I need advice here. What are your experiences with these sites? What about the quality of the product? Are there any other european sites to consider? I buy darjeeling, keemun, lapsang, earl grey, formosa oolong and japanese sencha. Thanks in advance, Joao Pedro Baptista Lisboa - Portugal --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.545 / Virus Database: 339 - Release Date: 11/27/03 |
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Try www.nbtea.co.uk, they have a good selection of tea and send to the
EU and internationaly for reasonable rates. Also, there is no duty between EU countries. regards Helga "Joanne Rosen" wrote in message thlink.net... i have had positive experiences with both and also www.lepalaisdesthes.com you may also want to check out some swiss and german site-they can be found on f.a.q. page. joanne "Jo?o Baptista" wrote in message om... Hello, Living in Europe, I used to order my tea from US sites, Upton and SpecialTeas. I am satisfied with them, but I almost always have to pay import taxes. Although the US$ has now a good rate when paying in euros, it still represents some 20% more. I would like to order some tea from european sites. I am considering Betjeman Bartos or Mariage Freres. The second has a much larger offer, but I find prices higher. I need advice here. What are your experiences with these sites? What about the quality of the product? Are there any other european sites to consider? I buy darjeeling, keemun, lapsang, earl grey, formosa oolong and japanese sencha. Thanks in advance, Joao Pedro Baptista Lisboa - Portugal --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.545 / Virus Database: 339 - Release Date: 11/27/03 |
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if you want a European tea marchant,
why not try http://www.betjemanandbarton.com/en/ It one of the greatest tea merchant in the world (you can find their teas in the finest hotels in Paris, London...etc.). "Jo?o Baptista" a écrit dans le message de om... Hello, Living in Europe, I used to order my tea from US sites, Upton and SpecialTeas. I am satisfied with them, but I almost always have to pay import taxes. Although the US$ has now a good rate when paying in euros, it still represents some 20% more. I would like to order some tea from european sites. I am considering Betjeman Bartos or Mariage Freres. The second has a much larger offer, but I find prices higher. I need advice here. What are your experiences with these sites? What about the quality of the product? Are there any other european sites to consider? I buy darjeeling, keemun, lapsang, earl grey, formosa oolong and japanese sencha. Thanks in advance, Joao Pedro Baptista Lisboa - Portugal |
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