http://www.marktwendell.com/index.html

Has anyone had any experience with this company? I'm thinking of placing an
order this week for a teapot...

Your feedback is greatly appreciated!


Thanks,


Renee

In rec.food.drink.tea Frank & Renee wrote:

http://www.marktwendell.com/index.html

Has anyone had any experience with this company?

I've heard good things about them. Many people suggest trying the
Hu Kwa, which I believe is a sort of lapsang souchong.

Ian
--
I will not weary you with descriptions of quiet,
similar, uninteresting days,--days of sleep,
and pipes, and coffee. (Sir R.F. Burton)
http://www.bookstacks.org/

In rec.food.drink.tea Frank & Renee wrote:

http://www.marktwendell.com/index.html

Has anyone had any experience with this company?

I've heard good things about them. Many people suggest trying the
Hu Kwa, which I believe is a sort of lapsang souchong.

Ian
--
I will not weary you with descriptions of quiet,
similar, uninteresting days,--days of sleep,
and pipes, and coffee. (Sir R.F. Burton)
http://www.bookstacks.org/

I had a good laugh looking at their official seal (trade mark)- a two headed
Prussian /Russian eagle with dove heads instead of eagle's, with two broken
arms growing out of its ass (instead of legs) holding wrongly drawn Imperial
symbols.
If this is the symbol for their taste for teas - I am not buying.
Those of you who are interested - this is the real thing:
http://rf.boom.ru/

Sasha.

"Frank & Renee" wrote in message
news:v14nd.7567$tS4.6543@trndny09...
http://www.marktwendell.com/index.html

Has anyone had any experience with this company? I'm thinking of placing
an
order this week for a teapot...

Your feedback is greatly appreciated!


Thanks,


Renee

I had a good laugh looking at their official seal (trade mark)- a two headed
Prussian /Russian eagle with dove heads instead of eagle's, with two broken
arms growing out of its ass (instead of legs) holding wrongly drawn Imperial
symbols.
If this is the symbol for their taste for teas - I am not buying.
Those of you who are interested - this is the real thing:
http://rf.boom.ru/

Sasha.

"Frank & Renee" wrote in message
news:v14nd.7567$tS4.6543@trndny09...
http://www.marktwendell.com/index.html

Has anyone had any experience with this company? I'm thinking of placing
an
order this week for a teapot...

Your feedback is greatly appreciated!


Thanks,


Renee

Sasha, you are so damned critical. First, I think the dove heads are much
cuter than the eagles with their tongues sticking out. Second, I think the
arms growing out of its -- shouldn't we say "their"? -- ass is a nice touch.
Besides, isn't that St. George slaying a dragon on the "real thing"? Isn't
SG English? Honestly, Sasha, sometimes I wonder. The American eagle can
beat the crap out of your eagle any time. Besides, why are we arguing about
a bird that's essentially a thief, stealing other birds' hard won dinners
and hanging out at garbage dumps? Then, perhaps it is the perfect symbol
for our revered nations, eh?

Michael



Alex digy.com11/19/04


I had a good laugh looking at their official seal (trade mark)- a two headed
Prussian /Russian eagle with dove heads instead of eagle's, with two broken
arms growing out of its ass (instead of legs) holding wrongly drawn Imperial
symbols.
If this is the symbol for their taste for teas - I am not buying.
Those of you who are interested - this is the real thing:
http://rf.boom.ru/

Sasha.

"Frank & Renee" wrote in message
news:v14nd.7567$tS4.6543@trndny09...
http://www.marktwendell.com/index.html

In article ,
"Alex Chaihorsky" wrote:

If this is the symbol for their taste for teas - I am not buying.

actually, i've had much good experience with wendell.
i've spoken with the owner, and he's an extremely
knowledgable and conscientious tea man.

if you like lapsang, hu-kwa is excellent.

p*