Wednesday TeaDay 3/23/11 Springing forward?
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Re: Wednesday TeaDay 3/23/11 Springing forward?
Chip wrote:The uncertainty of what is going on in Japan and the even bigger uncertainty of how government agencies like the FDA may react/overreact to the situation has me wondering if Japanese teas will be a scarce commodity this Spring.
I'm wondering if when I return from Japan in June that my usual luggage stuffed with tea will get all ripped apart in US Customs and the stuff confiscated? We'll see.
best,
............john
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JBaymore - Posts: 1415
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Re: Wednesday TeaDay 3/23/11 Springing forward?
JBaymore wrote:Chip wrote:The uncertainty of what is going on in Japan and the even bigger uncertainty of how government agencies like the FDA may react/overreact to the situation has me wondering if Japanese teas will be a scarce commodity this Spring.
I'm wondering if when I return from Japan in June that my usual luggage stuffed with tea will get all ripped apart in US Customs and the stuff confiscated? We'll see.
Tape it to your body!
But then that would likely set off the metal detectors.
Have your pottery friends fill some pieces with sencha!
Began the TD with the virtual last of Kaboku from Ippodo, it was excellent ... followed by pretty decent genamicha paired sushi and sashimi with the Mrs.
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Chip - Moderator
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Re: Wednesday TeaDay 3/23/11 Springing forward?
Tonight drinking from a Fen Cai porcelain cup

In the cup Jing Tea Shop's Tie Luo Han

Might have a wee dram of Single Malt afterwards

Though Glenlivet is not one of my favourites, so it needs using up

In the cup Jing Tea Shop's Tie Luo Han

Might have a wee dram of Single Malt afterwards

Though Glenlivet is not one of my favourites, so it needs using up
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Herb_Master - Posts: 1808
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Re: Wednesday TeaDay 3/23/11 Springing forward?
Last year I went for gao shan cha for spring harvests. This year, it is going to be japanese greens.
I've learnt so much in a year. I hope it will be the same in 2011 !
I've learnt so much in a year. I hope it will be the same in 2011 !
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David R. - Posts: 1074
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Re: Wednesday TeaDay 3/23/11 Springing forward?
First spring for me, i'm quite exited to try new sencha and gyokuro and compare it to previous season 
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Xell - Posts: 417
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Re: Wednesday TeaDay 3/23/11 Springing forward?
Today I´ve been drinking 2004 Xiaguan Bao Yan....continued from yesterday...Mmmmm dark and sweet with just a little bit of bite 
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entropyembrace - Posts: 1815
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Re: Wednesday TeaDay 3/23/11 Springing forward?
Finishing the day with Organic Sencha from Rishi. Small steeps since sencha is rare here right now ... better a little sencha than no sencha!
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Chip - Moderator
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Re: Wednesday TeaDay 3/23/11 Springing forward?
I'm going for different this spring. Last year I just stuck with my favorites from the previous year. That worked out fine but was a bit boring, so this year I want to try some new tea. lao cong shui xan and tai ping hou kui top the "to try" list.
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