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Chinese green tea tastes like sewer water
Give me black tea (from Sri Lanka) or give me death.
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Chinese green tea tastes like sewer water
As a general observation I find Ceylon green tea very astringent
irregardless of brewing method. Jim Rich wrote: > Give me black tea (from Sri Lanka) or give me death. |
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Chinese green tea tastes like sewer water
On Sep 8, 8:25*am, Space Cowboy > wrote:
> As a general observation I find Ceylon green tea very astringent > irregardless of brewing method. > > Jim > > > > Rich wrote: > > Give me black tea (from Sri Lanka) or give me death.- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text - I found the Ceylon green tea I tried okay, nonastringent the way I brewed it, but nothing especially to reorder. Rich, if you like the Ceylon Blacks, you might also like the Nilgiri blacks. Toci |
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On Sep 6, 9:11*pm, Rich > wrote:
> Give me black tea (from Sri Lanka) or give me death. You might also ty the Nilgiri blacks. Toci |
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On Sep 6, 10:11*pm, Rich > wrote:
> Give me black tea (from Sri Lanka) or give me death. I sorta agree with you these days. I cannot figure out what is the deal with the tea I brought back this time. Maybe try changing the water you are using? |
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