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David Hoffman book



 
 
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Old 02-12-2004, 01:34 AM
Melinda
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I read but now can't find the post or thread about David Hoffman having a
book that's been forthcoming for awhile, and this evening while browsing
sites on the web came across this page
http://www.c-c-c.org/Past%20Events/2...nglectures.htm
which is about a lecture he recently gave but also mentions he is the "
writer of the forthcoming book, Teas of the Silk Road. " Just thought
miscellaneous people might be interested. The date was Sept. 25th, 2004.

Melinda


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Old 02-12-2004, 02:39 AM
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In article ,
"Melinda" wrote:

I read but now can't find the post or thread about David Hoffman having a
book that's been forthcoming for awhile,


that book has been 'forthcoming' for literally years. it will
either be one tremendous book or it won't appear at all.....p*
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Old 02-12-2004, 04:02 AM
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Well you have to hand it to him for generating pre-publishing buzz, lol.
I'll certainly check it out when it comes out.

Melinda

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In article ,
"Melinda" wrote:

I read but now can't find the post or thread about David Hoffman having a
book that's been forthcoming for awhile,


that book has been 'forthcoming' for literally years. it will
either be one tremendous book or it won't appear at all.....p*



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Old 02-12-2004, 11:08 PM
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Forgot to add in previous post that, although he might not be traveling at
21st century speed, his teas are in many cases extraordinary, and there is
nobody who knows tea better than David.

Michael


Speaking of his teas, does it usually take a long time to get a catalog from
him? I called and requested one quite a while ago and haven't received it
yet. Don't want to bug him if that's standard procedure.

Blues

In honor of Michael I'll say that I'm drinking Aged Green Puerh Tuo Cha from
ITC and listening to Taraf de Haidouks - Romanian Gypsy music.


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Old 02-12-2004, 11:08 PM
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Forgot to add in previous post that, although he might not be traveling at
21st century speed, his teas are in many cases extraordinary, and there is
nobody who knows tea better than David.

Michael


Speaking of his teas, does it usually take a long time to get a catalog from
him? I called and requested one quite a while ago and haven't received it
yet. Don't want to bug him if that's standard procedure.

Blues

In honor of Michael I'll say that I'm drinking Aged Green Puerh Tuo Cha from
ITC and listening to Taraf de Haidouks - Romanian Gypsy music.


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Old 03-12-2004, 12:26 AM
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"Blues Lyne" wrote:


Speaking of his teas, does it usually take a long time to get a catalog from
him? I called and requested one quite a while ago and haven't received it
yet. Don't want to bug him if that's standard procedure.



speaking of catalogs, what's david's biz number?
i seem to have misplaced it....p*
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Old 03-12-2004, 08:49 PM
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"Michael Plant" wrote in message
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Blues 12/2/04


Forgot to add in previous post that, although he might not be traveling
at
21st century speed, his teas are in many cases extraordinary, and there
is
nobody who knows tea better than David.

Michael


Speaking of his teas, does it usually take a long time to get a catalog
from
him? I called and requested one quite a while ago and haven't received
it
yet. Don't want to bug him if that's standard procedure.

Blues

In honor of Michael I'll say that I'm drinking Aged Green Puerh Tuo Cha
from
ITC and listening to Taraf de Haidouks - Romanian Gypsy music.



Blues,

By all means bug him. Your request is probably on a little slip of paper
dropped on the floor of his Pu'erh cave. He won't mind, I'm sure.

Regardng the tea and the music, are you really drinking and listening
thus,
or just saying that to please me? I'm drinking Fragrant Plum Oolong and
listening to Lester Young playing in the Count Bassie Sextet, but I'll put
on some Django Reinhardt in a few minutes. He's as Gypsy as I've got here.

Michael


Thanks Michael, and yes that is what I was really listening to. My wife has
some Romanian Gypsy blood in her and we started exploring the music of her
roots. We listen to quite a variety in our house. My little two year old
often asks for Gypsy music or Latin jazz, but he also likes Coltrane,
Hendrix and Muddy Waters.

Unfortunately I'm not drinking any tea at the moment. Better go remedy
that.

Blues


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Old 05-12-2004, 05:50 PM
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Quite reasonable questions.

The alleged book is allegedly called something like "Teas of the Silk Road"
and will allegedly be out something this century. It was most recently
allegedly to be out this year, but I don't think it's going to make it. I
believe the publisher is allegedly Ten Speed Press, but they don't list the
book or the author, that I can find.

Since it's by David Lee Hoffman of Silk Road Teas, there is no website,
believe it or not.

Doug


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supid questions, but what is a link to his site and what is this book?
when is it coming out...so forth? heh.



 




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