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16-01-2004, 08:08 PM
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Khoury Trading (KT) Ceylon source
Earlier this week, I had some wonderful Ceylon tea.
It was packaged in a yellow-brown box marked KT on the front and Khoury Trading on the side. The tea had been left in a cardboard box, sitting in its original, inner liner (an open plastic bag) for "over five years", according to its owner. Even so, it was some of the best tea I've ever had. A Google search turns up nothing. Is this tea available anywhere? 
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