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27-08-2006, 05:58 PM
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qi-men red tea vs keemun...
hey guys... after tasting the qi-men 'red tea'.... its similar to
keemun , and seeing how it sounds like keemun... is it the same thing as keemun? in the chinese store i went to (wing hop fung/LA) they had them both... so i assumed they're different... oh,,i see another post here saying theyre the same... |
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28-08-2006, 01:25 AM
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qi-men red tea vs keemun...
"SN" writes:
hey guys... after tasting the qi-men 'red tea'.... its similar to keemun , and seeing how it sounds like keemun... is it the same thing as keemun? in the chinese store i went to (wing hop fung/LA) they had them both... so i assumed they're different... oh,,i see another post here saying theyre the same... Here's yet another: They're the same. For people who love Chinese tea but don't speak the language, the vagaries of transliteration are one the most frustrating things in life. /Lew --- Lew Perin / http://www.panix.com/~perin/babelcarp.html |
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28-08-2006, 06:11 AM
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qi-men red tea vs keemun...
 thanks!i like your term translator, it'll be very useful. -- SN ------------------------- tgfop.wordpress.com Lewis Perin wrote: "SN" writes: hey guys... after tasting the qi-men 'red tea'.... its similar to keemun , and seeing how it sounds like keemun... is it the same thing as keemun? in the chinese store i went to (wing hop fung/LA) they had them both... so i assumed they're different... oh,,i see another post here saying theyre the same... Here's yet another: They're the same. For people who love Chinese tea but don't speak the language, the vagaries of transliteration are one the most frustrating things in life. /Lew --- Lew Perin / http://www.panix.com/~perin/babelcarp.html |
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29-08-2006, 07:39 AM
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qi-men red tea vs keemun...
It's crazy that WHF should have the same type of tea labelled
confusingly different. "Oh, if you love pu-erh, then you should get this polee too!" SN wrote: thanks!i like your term translator, it'll be very useful. -- SN ------------------------- tgfop.wordpress.com Lewis Perin wrote: "SN" writes: hey guys... after tasting the qi-men 'red tea'.... its similar to keemun , and seeing how it sounds like keemun... is it the same thing as keemun? in the chinese store i went to (wing hop fung/LA) they had them both... so i assumed they're different... oh,,i see another post here saying theyre the same... Here's yet another: They're the same. For people who love Chinese tea but don't speak the language, the vagaries of transliteration are one the most frustrating things in life. /Lew --- Lew Perin / http://www.panix.com/~perin/babelcarp.html |
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29-08-2006, 02:00 PM
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qi-men red tea vs keemun...
That was damn funny for your second post.
Jim Phyll wrote: It's crazy that WHF should have the same type of tea labelled confusingly different. "Oh, if you love pu-erh, then you should get this polee too!" |
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29-08-2006, 07:06 PM
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qi-men red tea vs keemun...
hehehe
Phyll wrote: "Oh, if you love pu-erh, then you should get this polee too!" |
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