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Upton's best?



 
 
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Old 15-12-2004, 10:15 PM
ro222000@yahoo.com
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Default Upton's best?

Hi,

I'm assembling a present, starting with a nice tea pot I've found at
Upton, and am planning on sending some teas from the same dealer along
with it. Can anyone recommend their favorites from Upton? I'm hoping to
put together an array (starting with Assam, then adding an oolong and a
green, a white tea, etc.)

Thanks for any suggestions!

sally

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Old 15-12-2004, 11:23 PM
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I'm assembling a present, starting with a nice tea pot I've found at
Upton, and am planning on sending some teas from the same dealer along
with it. Can anyone recommend their favorites from Upton? I'm hoping to
put together an array (starting with Assam, then adding an oolong and a
green, a white tea, etc.)

Thanks for any suggestions!

sally

I really love their ZK98 China Keemun Mao Feng.
To me it has a honey/chocolate aroma and taste. An excellent Keenum.

Mike


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Old 15-12-2004, 11:23 PM
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I'm assembling a present, starting with a nice tea pot I've found at
Upton, and am planning on sending some teas from the same dealer along
with it. Can anyone recommend their favorites from Upton? I'm hoping to
put together an array (starting with Assam, then adding an oolong and a
green, a white tea, etc.)

Thanks for any suggestions!

sally

I really love their ZK98 China Keemun Mao Feng.
To me it has a honey/chocolate aroma and taste. An excellent Keenum.

Mike


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Old 16-12-2004, 02:04 AM
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Meleng Assam TA77
Darjeeling TD03
Fujian ZP94
Lapsang S. zs80
Hao Ya 'A' zk90

These are just some I have or I've tried recently.

Doug


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Hi,

I'm assembling a present, starting with a nice tea pot I've found at
Upton, and am planning on sending some teas from the same dealer along
with it. Can anyone recommend their favorites from Upton? I'm hoping to
put together an array (starting with Assam, then adding an oolong and a
green, a white tea, etc.)

Thanks for any suggestions!

sally



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Old 16-12-2004, 02:04 AM
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Meleng Assam TA77
Darjeeling TD03
Fujian ZP94
Lapsang S. zs80
Hao Ya 'A' zk90

These are just some I have or I've tried recently.

Doug


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oups.com...
Hi,

I'm assembling a present, starting with a nice tea pot I've found at
Upton, and am planning on sending some teas from the same dealer along
with it. Can anyone recommend their favorites from Upton? I'm hoping to
put together an array (starting with Assam, then adding an oolong and a
green, a white tea, etc.)

Thanks for any suggestions!

sally



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Old 16-12-2004, 09:36 AM
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Hi Sally, my choices are-

Doomni estate Assam
Keemun Hao Ya A
Panyang golden tribute
Milima estate Kenya TGFOP

Ripon
Vienna,VA

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Old 17-12-2004, 06:57 PM
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wrote in message
oups.com...
Hi,

I'm assembling a present, starting with a nice tea pot I've found at
Upton, and am planning on sending some teas from the same dealer along
with it. Can anyone recommend their favorites from Upton? I'm hoping to
put together an array (starting with Assam, then adding an oolong and a
green, a white tea, etc.)

Thanks for any suggestions!


What a great gift! I'm giving a Chatsford mug and tin of white to a friend
who never heard of white tea before I mentioned it, but your gift sounds
much better (and more expensive!).

Okay, so here's my list:

TC09 Decaf English Breakfast
TD09 Decaf Darjeeling
ZG09 Decaf Green
ZG32 Green Dew Gunpowder
ZG34 Jade Pearl Gunpowder
ZH25 Organic Pu-Erh
ZW82 China White Snow Buds
BA10 South African Rooibos
BA04 Green Rooibos Poire Creme

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Old 17-12-2004, 06:57 PM
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wrote in message
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Hi,

I'm assembling a present, starting with a nice tea pot I've found at
Upton, and am planning on sending some teas from the same dealer along
with it. Can anyone recommend their favorites from Upton? I'm hoping to
put together an array (starting with Assam, then adding an oolong and a
green, a white tea, etc.)

Thanks for any suggestions!


What a great gift! I'm giving a Chatsford mug and tin of white to a friend
who never heard of white tea before I mentioned it, but your gift sounds
much better (and more expensive!).

Okay, so here's my list:

TC09 Decaf English Breakfast
TD09 Decaf Darjeeling
ZG09 Decaf Green
ZG32 Green Dew Gunpowder
ZG34 Jade Pearl Gunpowder
ZH25 Organic Pu-Erh
ZW82 China White Snow Buds
BA10 South African Rooibos
BA04 Green Rooibos Poire Creme

--
~~Bluesea~~
Spam is great in musubi but not in email.
Please take out the trash before sending a direct reply.


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Old 19-12-2004, 02:41 PM
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Bluesea wrote:

What a great gift! I'm giving a Chatsford mug and tin of white to a

friend
who never heard of white tea before I mentioned it, but your gift

sounds
much better (and more expensive!).


Actually, I'm only giving one tin - the rest are going to be samples
(most $1 each from Upton.) I figure that makes more sense for a person
who's relatively new to loose-leaf teas and hasn't tried anything
beyond the standard black teas. Tins of all would also leave me a bit
broke for the holidays!

sally

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Old 19-12-2004, 02:41 PM
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Bluesea wrote:

What a great gift! I'm giving a Chatsford mug and tin of white to a

friend
who never heard of white tea before I mentioned it, but your gift

sounds
much better (and more expensive!).


Actually, I'm only giving one tin - the rest are going to be samples
(most $1 each from Upton.) I figure that makes more sense for a person
who's relatively new to loose-leaf teas and hasn't tried anything
beyond the standard black teas. Tins of all would also leave me a bit
broke for the holidays!

sally

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Old 23-03-2005, 06:14 AM
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On Wed, 15 Dec 2004 15:23:25 -0800, Mike Boucher quoth:

I really love their ZK98 China Keemun Mao Feng.
To me it has a honey/chocolate aroma and taste. An excellent Keenum.


Do you steep this for the reccommended 5-8 minutes?
Seems overpowering at 4 minutes for me.

bkr

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Old 23-03-2005, 11:03 PM
Mike Boucher
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"Beaker" wrote in message
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On Wed, 15 Dec 2004 15:23:25 -0800, Mike Boucher quoth:

I really love their ZK98 China Keemun Mao Feng.
To me it has a honey/chocolate aroma and taste. An excellent Keenum.


Do you steep this for the reccommended 5-8 minutes?
Seems overpowering at 4 minutes for me.

bkr


I usually steep it for 4-5 minutes.
It is one of my favorites.

Mike


 




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