"Rebecca Ore" > wrote in message
...
> In article >,
> "Dave" > wrote:
>
> > Was using Foojoy's Monkey-Picked Ti Kuan Yin, but just bought some
$100/lb.
> > Ti Kuan Yin with nothing in English on the box. Jesus. This stuff is
> > incredible. I'll keep using Foojoy though. SAVE this stuff. Wow.
>
> Please photograph the box and post jpegs to a website.
>
> And where did you get it?
>
>

Sorry, but the box is gone, and I have no digital camera or other means of
producing that close-up of a photo. Or of placing such a photo on a
website. Now that I think about it, I believe the box did say Chinese
Famous Tea on it, and the aluminum "decanter" type container inside had a
red ribbon wrapped around the neck that said Ti Kuan Yin in gold. Having
tasted this, I'm honestly afraid to tell anyone where I got it, but here
goes... Kim Hung Market, in Houston TX. I *think* there were three boxes
left, $24.00+tax/125 gms. There was some Oolong next to it that was even
more expensive... They used to have a half-pound tin of Oolong for $100.00
back behind the counter, but they sold that.

Hope this helps. It's great stuff.

Dave