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Latest order from SpecialTeas



 
 
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Old 14-07-2004, 06:35 AM
Blair P. Houghton
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These arrived yesterday.

Half-ounce samples of:

Temi FTGFOP-1 Sikkim (No. 341)

House Blend FTGFOP Darjeeling (No. 140)

Soom FTGFOP-1 In-Between Darjeeling (No. 130)

Namring FTGFOP-1 Upper Estate First Flush Darjeeling (No. 108)

Makaibari FTGFOP-1S First Flush Darjeeling (No. 106)
(The one they couldn't get for me in my last order.)

Plus a half pound of the Decaf Darjeeling (No. 881).
I told y'all I liked this stuff. Caffeine after noon
affects my sleep patterns, so the decaf Darjeeling gets
a lot of play.

Oh, and they threw in a sample of Chun Mee China Green
(No. 522). If they keep treating me like this, I'm going
to keep buying from them.

--Blair
"And that's how that works."
-John Madden
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Old 15-07-2004, 05:04 AM
Blair P. Houghton
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Blair P. Houghton wrote:
Oh, and they threw in a sample of Chun Mee China Green
(No. 522). If they keep treating me like this, I'm going
to keep buying from them.


Check that.

I tried the Chun Mee today.

Eeeyugh.

Smelled like stale tobacco, tasted like boiled dust bunnies.

Probably not their fault for trying to let me branch out, but
it's going to make me leery of green teas for a long while.

--Blair
"I need an intervention."
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Old 15-07-2004, 03:53 PM
Cameron Lewis
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I think Specialteas has been having some problems with freshness. My
last order was really underwhelming in terms of the green tea quality.
Lots of crumbly leaf particles and a stale taste in all of the
greens. Unfortunately the price of returning the product is often
greater than the replacement value (for international orders anyways).
A shame as they used to be one of my favourite retailers. Maybe
they'll turn it around.

Cameron

Blair P. Houghton wrote in message ...
Blair P. Houghton wrote:
Oh, and they threw in a sample of Chun Mee China Green
(No. 522). If they keep treating me like this, I'm going
to keep buying from them.


Check that.

I tried the Chun Mee today.

Eeeyugh.

Smelled like stale tobacco, tasted like boiled dust bunnies.


That sounds like some OLD chun mee!

Probably not their fault for trying to let me branch out, but
it's going to make me leery of green teas for a long while.

--Blair
"I need an intervention."

 




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