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I have just fallen in love with this tea, but now I hear it is unfortunately
going to be discontinued. I was wondering if there is any tea out there that taste like it? It made by Kousmichoff tea in Paris as far as I understand, and here are the ingredients: Russian, Blend Ceylon and China teas with natural scents of orange, lemon, vanilla, grapefruit and spices. Can anybody help? René |
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Rene k9/29/05
I have just fallen in love with this tea, but now I hear it is unfortunately going to be discontinued. I was wondering if there is any tea out there that taste like it? It made by Kousmichoff tea in Paris as far as I understand, and here are the ingredients: Russian, Blend Ceylon and China teas with natural scents of orange, lemon, vanilla, grapefruit and spices. Can anybody help? Ren Hi Ren, Can't help locate such a tea, but since you know the ingredients, why not try to produce your own? You could have a lot of fun combining ingredients in different proportions until you get just what you like. Ripon -- do you remember him? -- did this kind of thing, to his and everyone else's delight. Michael |
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Hi Michael
No, I wish I had the time and energy for such a project, but I am afraid it would be too much of a fuss for me. Maybe I will try to ask my local tea-pusher if he has an idea ![]() Rene "Michael Plant" skrev i en meddelelse ... Hi Ren, Can't help locate such a tea, but since you know the ingredients, why not try to produce your own? You could have a lot of fun combining ingredients in different proportions until you get just what you like. Ripon -- do you remember him? -- did this kind of thing, to his and everyone else's delight. Michael |
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Rene Schnoor wrote:
No, I wish I had the time and energy for such a project, but I am afraid it would be too much of a fuss for me. Maybe I will try to ask my local tea-pusher if he has an idea ![]() Ask Upton's. They have been very good about taking over weird blends from other companies that have stopped making them. Maybe they'd be willing to try a Wladimir clone. --scott -- "C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis." |
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To the group, my tea-pusher took his word back that is was discontinued,
apparently it was just a rumour. So I can still buy the tea, thankfully. Rene "Rene Schnoor" skrev i en meddelelse . .. I have just fallen in love with this tea, but now I hear it is unfortunately going to be discontinued. I was wondering if there is any tea out there that taste like it? It made by Kousmichoff tea in Paris as far as I understand, and here are the ingredients: Russian, Blend Ceylon and China teas with natural scents of orange, lemon, vanilla, grapefruit and spices. Can anybody help? René |
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