icetea8 wrote:
> The Top 10 list to have tea. (from Lonely Planet)
> 1. London
> 2. Trans-Siberian Railway, Russia/Central Asia
> 3. Paraguay, Uruguay and Argentina
> 4. Yueyang (China)
> 5. Sahara Desert
> 6. Uji (Japan)
> 7. Inca Trail (Peru)
> 8. Boston (USA)
> 9. Darjeeling (India)
> 10. Hill Country (Sri Lanka)
>


no Taiwan? rubbish list! never take LP seriously in any case.

> no Taiwan? rubbish list! *never take LP seriously in any case.

11. Wuyi Mountain, China
12. Ali Mountain, Taiwan

Can't forget my tea at Argentina..and the list seems to be not in a great order. To me..I personally feel South American tea is better than anything else. May be perception differs from person to person.

On 2012-02-29 11:44, hotelscyprus wrote:
> Can't forget my tea at Argentina..and the list seems to be not in a
> great order. To me..I personally feel South American tea is better than
> anything else. May be perception differs from person to person.
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i can't forget my Oriental Beauty in Taiwan.

did have 'tea' in Argentina all the time pic:
http://bonvivant.shutterfly.com/pictures/239

FG > wrote:
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>no Taiwan? rubbish list! never take LP seriously in any case.

The best place to have tea is wherever you are right now.
--scott
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"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

hotelscyprus > wrote:
> Can't forget my tea at Argentina..and the list seems to be not in a
> great order. To me..I personally feel South American tea is better than
> anything else. May be perception differs from person to person.
>
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>


Were you drinking a tisane or real tea in Argentina? I've only seen real
So American tea from Bolivia.

In article >,
> wrote:
>hotelscyprus > wrote:
>> Can't forget my tea at Argentina..and the list seems to be not in a
>> great order. To me..I personally feel South American tea is better than
>> anything else. May be perception differs from person to person.
>
>Were you drinking a tisane or real tea in Argentina? I've only seen real
>So American tea from Bolivia.

Argentina actually grows huge amounts of tea, although most of it is pretty
low quality stuff. A large proportion of the Lipton's blends are sourced from
Argentina.
--scott
--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

On Tuesday, March 6, 2012 5:44:33 PM UTC-6, Scott Dorsey wrote:
> FG > wrote:
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> >no Taiwan? rubbish list! never take LP seriously in any case.
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> The best place to have tea is wherever you are right now.
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> --scott
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> "C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

You beat me to it- my thought was, "There's no place like home." Toci

Seattle (USA)

On Thursday, January 10, 2013 12:55:43 PM UTC-6, icetea8 wrote:
> Seattle (USA)

Bloom where you are planted. Toci

1.Dushanbe Tea House
Boulder, Colo.

2.Dobra Tea
Burlington, Vt.

3.Madame Zuzu's
Highland Park, Ill.

4.Plain-T
Southampton, N.Y.

5.Taste
San Francisco

6.High Garden
Nashville, Tenn.

7.The Hazel Room
Portland, Ore.

8.The Steeping Room
Austin, Texas

9.Miro Tea
Seattle

10.Bellocq
Brooklyn, N.Y.