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Old 26-07-2004, 03:53 PM
Rick Chappell
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Hello. I've had a request for advice concerning what green tea to buy
at a Chinese supermarket. I get most of my tea either mail order,
bought overseas, or the traditional route (students' mothers).
Weren't there some posts recently about a market brand which is
usually pretty reliable?

Thanks, Rick.



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Old 27-07-2004, 03:04 PM
Space Cowboy
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If someone recommends a particular label chances you won't find it in
your local Chinese supermarket. The big company brands are TenRen,
FooJoy and ABC Tea House. Chinese green tea is multiselection
lungching,chunmee,gunpowder etc. I'd only recommend mainland China
exports and stay away from Hongkong brands. Whenever I visit a
different Chinese supermarket I expect something new. The recent
discussion was about pricing. As I said before the price is usually
right so keep trying till you find something you like.

Jim

Rick Chappell wrote in message ...
Hello. I've had a request for advice concerning what green tea to buy
at a Chinese supermarket. I get most of my tea either mail order,
bought overseas, or the traditional route (students' mothers).
Weren't there some posts recently about a market brand which is
usually pretty reliable?

Thanks, Rick.

 




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