Ulf, I found these on the Stash website, they look similar

http://www.stashtea.com/w-111244.htm

Melinda

Hi Melinda,

It has a dainty name in Chinese which is "Nü Er Huang", which tranlsates to
"Daughter's Ring", but I prefer to call it "Maiden's Curls", sounds
prettier, don't you think?

It's a great tea...but I didn't get mine from Stash...


"Melinda" wrote in message
om...
Ulf, I found these on the Stash website, they look similar

http://www.stashtea.com/w-111244.htm

Melinda

Melinda, another name of this tea is Yuet Wah Cha meaning Jade ring
tea. It is green tea as samarkand says. I had this tea in Hong Kong
and my Chinese friend told me- this tea is also knows as tonic tea in
China. This ring looking tea has many verities and the price also
depends on the quality.

Ripon
Vienna,VA


"samarkand" wrote in message ...
Hi Melinda,

It has a dainty name in Chinese which is "Nü Er Huang", which tranlsates to
"Daughter's Ring", but I prefer to call it "Maiden's Curls", sounds
prettier, don't you think?

It's a great tea...but I didn't get mine from Stash...


"Melinda" wrote in message
om...
Ulf, I found these on the Stash website, they look similar

http://www.stashtea.com/w-111244.htm

Melinda

That's a good point Ripon...when I was looking for other websites last
night that may have had what Ulf was looking for, I did find a site
that was selling ring tea as a tonic, along with assorted other
Chinese herbal ingredients. Very interesting...I myself am so happy
that something I enjoy so much can have good health benefits too. And
even if it didn't...well, it's easier on my stomach than coffee.

Melinda

(Ripon) wrote in message . com...
Melinda, another name of this tea is Yuet Wah Cha meaning Jade ring
tea. It is green tea as samarkand says. I had this tea in Hong Kong
and my Chinese friend told me- this tea is also knows as tonic tea in
China. This ring looking tea has many verities and the price also
depends on the quality.

Ripon
Vienna,VA

That's a good point Ripon...when I was looking for other websites last
night that may have had what Ulf was looking for, I did find a site
that was selling ring tea as a tonic, along with assorted other
Chinese herbal ingredients. Very interesting...I myself am so happy
that something I enjoy so much can have good health benefits too. And
even if it didn't...well, it's easier on my stomach than coffee.

Melinda

(Ripon) wrote in message . com...
Melinda, another name of this tea is Yuet Wah Cha meaning Jade ring
tea. It is green tea as samarkand says. I had this tea in Hong Kong
and my Chinese friend told me- this tea is also knows as tonic tea in
China. This ring looking tea has many verities and the price also
depends on the quality.

Ripon
Vienna,VA

Ring tea as a tonic, where can I find this source? Sounds dubious to me,
where I come from it is just known as a green tea that's been folded and
rolled nicely. The tonic part is rather news to me...


"Melinda" wrote in message
m...
That's a good point Ripon...when I was looking for other websites last
night that may have had what Ulf was looking for, I did find a site
that was selling ring tea as a tonic, along with assorted other
Chinese herbal ingredients. Very interesting...I myself am so happy
that something I enjoy so much can have good health benefits too. And
even if it didn't...well, it's easier on my stomach than coffee.

Melinda

(Ripon) wrote in message
. com...
Melinda, another name of this tea is Yuet Wah Cha meaning Jade ring
tea. It is green tea as samarkand says. I had this tea in Hong Kong
and my Chinese friend told me- this tea is also knows as tonic tea in
China. This ring looking tea has many verities and the price also
depends on the quality.

Ripon
Vienna,VA

Ring tea as a tonic, where can I find this source? Sounds dubious to me,
where I come from it is just known as a green tea that's been folded and
rolled nicely. The tonic part is rather news to me...


"Melinda" wrote in message
m...
That's a good point Ripon...when I was looking for other websites last
night that may have had what Ulf was looking for, I did find a site
that was selling ring tea as a tonic, along with assorted other
Chinese herbal ingredients. Very interesting...I myself am so happy
that something I enjoy so much can have good health benefits too. And
even if it didn't...well, it's easier on my stomach than coffee.

Melinda

(Ripon) wrote in message
. com...
Melinda, another name of this tea is Yuet Wah Cha meaning Jade ring
tea. It is green tea as samarkand says. I had this tea in Hong Kong
and my Chinese friend told me- this tea is also knows as tonic tea in
China. This ring looking tea has many verities and the price also
depends on the quality.

Ripon
Vienna,VA

Check out:

http://www.yntea.com/greentea.htm

http://www.teayn.com/teashop/product.asp?id=442

http://www.lushi.com.cn/cpzs/h_mlne.htm

but no mention of it as tonic...


"samarkand" wrote in message
...
Ring tea as a tonic, where can I find this source? Sounds dubious to me,
where I come from it is just known as a green tea that's been folded and
rolled nicely. The tonic part is rather news to me...


"Melinda" wrote in message
m...
That's a good point Ripon...when I was looking for other websites last
night that may have had what Ulf was looking for, I did find a site
that was selling ring tea as a tonic, along with assorted other
Chinese herbal ingredients. Very interesting...I myself am so happy
that something I enjoy so much can have good health benefits too. And
even if it didn't...well, it's easier on my stomach than coffee.

Melinda

(Ripon) wrote in message
. com...
Melinda, another name of this tea is Yuet Wah Cha meaning Jade ring
tea. It is green tea as samarkand says. I had this tea in Hong Kong
and my Chinese friend told me- this tea is also knows as tonic tea in
China. This ring looking tea has many verities and the price also
depends on the quality.

Ripon
Vienna,VA

Any tea is a tonic since it contains caffeine.

Sasha.

"samarkand" wrote in message
...
Check out:

http://www.yntea.com/greentea.htm

http://www.teayn.com/teashop/product.asp?id=442

http://www.lushi.com.cn/cpzs/h_mlne.htm

but no mention of it as tonic...


"samarkand" wrote in message
...
Ring tea as a tonic, where can I find this source? Sounds dubious to
me, where I come from it is just known as a green tea that's been folded
and rolled nicely. The tonic part is rather news to me...


"Melinda" wrote in message
m...
That's a good point Ripon...when I was looking for other websites last
night that may have had what Ulf was looking for, I did find a site
that was selling ring tea as a tonic, along with assorted other
Chinese herbal ingredients. Very interesting...I myself am so happy
that something I enjoy so much can have good health benefits too. And
even if it didn't...well, it's easier on my stomach than coffee.

Melinda

(Ripon) wrote in message
. com...
Melinda, another name of this tea is Yuet Wah Cha meaning Jade ring
tea. It is green tea as samarkand says. I had this tea in Hong Kong
and my Chinese friend told me- this tea is also knows as tonic tea in
China. This ring looking tea has many verities and the price also
depends on the quality.

Ripon
Vienna,VA

"samarkand" wrote in message
...
Ring tea as a tonic, where can I find this source? Sounds dubious
to
me, where I come from it is just known as a green tea that's been
folded
and rolled nicely. The tonic part is rather news to me...



The site (and I can't believe I found it again) was at

http://www.acumedic.com/prplindex/index_ptt.html


under "Longevity 'Golden Ring'Tea". The site does not provide a
picture so I don't know if it's the same thing as what we are
(generally) talking about. Also it does not SAY it's a tonic, it is
just for sale on a Chinese medicine website so I made a leap
of...inference.


Melinda