Does anyone know if there is a tea news site and/or forums for teas?

I have found a few forums, but none seem to be active. I would like to
be kept up to date. Very disconcerting when trying to get some
information about tea.

Thanks for your help.

Mike

"Mike Thadman" > wrote in message

> Does anyone know if there is a tea news site and/or forums for teas?

What do you think this newsgroup is ?

>Very disconcerting when trying to get some
> information about tea.

What information are you looking for ? If your ask precise questions here,
you're likely to get answers.

Kuri

"Mike Thadman" > wrote in message

> Does anyone know if there is a tea news site and/or forums for teas?

What do you think this newsgroup is ?

>Very disconcerting when trying to get some
> information about tea.

What information are you looking for ? If your ask precise questions here,
you're likely to get answers.

Kuri

(Mike Thadman) wrote in message . com>...
> Does anyone know if there is a tea news site and/or forums for teas?
>
> I have found a few forums, but none seem to be active. I would like to
> be kept up to date. Very disconcerting when trying to get some
> information about tea.
>
> Thanks for your help.
>
> Mike

Rec.food.drink.tea is often very good about tea information and
discussion. Sometimes, of course, activity wanes. When it does,
usually everyone's gone to the Yahoo group Teamail.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/teamail/

Sometimes, of course, everyone knowlegeable about tea floods back to
r.f.d.t, leaving teamail chattering about tea bags and sandwiches. For
good discussions, you've got to keep your eye on both (however, I
don't know of any more forums--teamail is quite active right now).

ZBL

What Zephyrus said.

I generally find discussions pithier here than on Teamail, though this list
tends to go dormant from time to time. I'll admit up front that I could
contribute more frequently.

Joe

What Zephyrus said.

I generally find discussions pithier here than on Teamail, though this list
tends to go dormant from time to time. I'll admit up front that I could
contribute more frequently.

Joe

So could I, but I've been busy starting a business and finding part-time
work.

But at least I can now say I'm a Phud.

"Joseph Kubera" > wrote in message
...
> What Zephyrus said.
>
> I generally find discussions pithier here than on Teamail, though this
list
> tends to go dormant from time to time. I'll admit up front that I could
> contribute more frequently.
>
> Joe

So could I, but I've been busy starting a business and finding part-time
work.

But at least I can now say I'm a Phud.

"Joseph Kubera" > wrote in message
...
> What Zephyrus said.
>
> I generally find discussions pithier here than on Teamail, though this
list
> tends to go dormant from time to time. I'll admit up front that I could
> contribute more frequently.
>
> Joe