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what is bubble tea? by
Tom Koeppl
In the middle of my 2hr bus ride to work I see a cafe offering bubble
tea. I'm not going toget off and check it out, and be late for work.
so what is it and...
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Where to buy/order loose leaf green tea ? by
uconn
I am interested to know where people purchase their green tea?
Specifically interested in the Gyokuro Asahi type. I just bought
50grams at a local shop for...
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04-01-2005 02:52 PM
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There is some tea drinking in this new story by
Christopher Richards
Hello again tea drinkers:
Although there is not quite so much tea drinking in the "The Horror of Work"
http://www.slowdownnow.org/stories2.html, as in "The...
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Dong Ding Oolong Preparation by
xeonster
dongding oolong has a very diverse range of oxidation so does tie guan
yin.
generally autumn and winter dongdings are very lightly oxidised, just
like a...
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Dong Ding Oolong Preparation by
xeonster
dongding oolong has a very diverse range of oxidation so does tie guan
yin.
generally autumn and winter dongdings are very lightly oxidised, just
like a...
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31-12-2004 03:15 PM
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I don't like Starbucks by
KeemunBLK
Oh well then perhaps you should try that new coffee that's been run
through the digestive system of a South American rodent. Sounds like
it's right up your...
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Newbie (very) question by
Dave
Please forgive the ignorance, but I really do not know anything about Tea.
Does Jasmine tea (made with Jasmine blossoms and green tea) contain
caffeine?
Am...
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28-12-2004 12:44 AM
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Before Teapots by
Eric3
Before teapots... or what plain folk used to use to make tea.
Back in the 1950's, my Welsh grandmother would put a small porcelained
pot with cold tap water...
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Camilla Sinensis by
Eric3
Camilla Sinensis(CS) is the original source of tea, and today green,
black, etc. come from this.
How many of the flavored teas use the same basic CS leaves...
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26-12-2004 07:55 PM
by Josh
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ty-phoo or pg tips? by
Frank & Renee
Hi,
I would like to try one of these British mass market teas through Mark T
Wendell importers (not a market shelf.) I normally drink loose tea (Keemun
or...
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OT: Season's Greetings by
Bluesea
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
May peace, love, joy, good health, and prosperity be yours
throughout the coming year.
--
~~Bluesea~~
Spam is great in...
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chatsford volume by
Falky foo
Hello, somebody was asking about the actual capacity of a 4-cup standard
(not bone-china) Chatsford tea pot from Upton. I just received mine and,
with the...
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White tea from Celestial Seasonings by
Bluesea
While at Wal-Mart, I saw that Celestial Seasonings has two white teas, one
is peach flavored and the other is pear flavored, IIRC, $2.12 for 20
teabags. Their...
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I'm returning to China. by
Mydnight
I have been following this newgroup for about a month now, and I have
really enjoyed it!
If anyone here wants any tea sent from China but not worry about...
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Before Teapots by
Eric3
Before teapots... or what plain folk used to use to make tea.
Back in the 1950's, my Welsh grandmother would put a small porcelained
pot with cold tap water...
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24-12-2004 03:17 AM
by Eric3
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Don't they make simple tea-pots anymore? by
Aloke Prasad
I was looking at Upton Tea site. Their Chatsford pots (and others on the
internet) seem to use plastic mesh infusers.
What happened to the simple teapot that...
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chatsford volume by
Falky foo
Hello, somebody was asking about the actual capacity of a 4-cup standard
(not bone-china) Chatsford tea pot from Upton. I just received mine and,
with the...
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I've heard orange pekoe makes your penis grow by
bruno_beam_marc_olsen@hotmail.com
I want to be hung like a black man and I've heard that orange pekoe
will make my penis grow and grow! The question is, do I drink it or
pour it on?
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23-12-2004 06:33 PM
by Poe
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Earl Gray? by
Poe
Any recomendations for Earl Gray? Prefferably in a tin (I like to
collect the tins) I've been drinking Twinings which is enjoyable but
seems lacking. They...
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23-12-2004 02:30 PM
by Poe
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Review of Upton's Ceylon & Vietnam Greens by
RJP
I recently ordered samples of three very reasonably priced
non-Chinese non-Japanese greens from Upton, and thought I
would share my impressions. Your mileage...
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Seven Gunpowders from Upton by
Bluesea
As promised, here are my thoughts in samples of seven gunpowder green
teas from Upton.
1. ZG20 China First Grade Gunpowder -
Brewed 1 tsp. in 8 oz at 180F...
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Seven Gunpowders from Upton by
Bluesea
As promised, here are my thoughts in samples of seven gunpowder green
teas from Upton.
1. ZG20 China First Grade Gunpowder -
Brewed 1 tsp. in 8 oz at 180F...
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Help me select a Darjeeling sampler by
Aloke Prasad
Please.
Next year, I'm definitely buying from
http://www.darjeelingnews.net/darjeelingshopping/index.php
(They are way cheaper than other...
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Questions from a beginner. by
sarahsarah
The best quality tea will always be found in loose form. Tea bags are
just for those who prefer the convience. its the difference between
having a steak and a...
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