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I had no idea tea was so trendy
Scott Dorsey wrote: > Two exceptions I will made: The Blue Talon restaurant in Williamsburg, VA, > and Legal Seafood in Boston. The only two places I have actually had good > tea in a restaurant in the US. > --scott > > > -- > "C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis." Not to go more OT, which I'm good at, but while I was in NYC we ate Peking Duck at Mr. Tangs and they served a pretty good Pu-Erh as the restaurant tea. The manager was pretty impressed that I picked up on it instantly, and I was pretty impressed that they had a real tea and well brewed. - Dominic |
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