TeaChat

rhondabee wrote:I would like Ishopo to be added as I've had some really good oolongs from there.

Care to share here which as I haven't tried anything from this vendor as of yet.

Cheers.

I'll nominate Tea Trekker, partially because the 2010 Tie Lo Han that I'm hitting on right now is so darn good.

bagua7 wrote:

rhondabee wrote:I would like Ishopo to be added as I've had some really good oolongs from there.

Care to share here which as I haven't tried anything from this vendor as of yet.

Cheers.

There is a large thread on Ishopo in the Oolong forum. I think they have some very good oolongs for the price and I like drinking high mountain oolongs every day, so price is important to me. I have tried and liked their Wu Ling, Long Feng Xia, Da Yu Ling, and I've also like their Sky Crane Honey green tea.

Yes, but you know how emotional people can be here when it comes to tea matters, I prefer to ask individually, like now.

Will place an order for some Wu Ling and Da Yu Ling. Thanks!

I second `The Mandarin's Tea Room' and `Red Circle Tea'.

Norbu!!
Excellent tea and customer service!

Aroma Tea Shop has the best Tie Guan Yin Oolong Teas. They even have their own video blog about it. Go to www.aromteashop.com to check them out.

Oh dear -, someone just joined and 1st post is promoting a new vendor - oh dear Not even time to introduce themselves

Does make one rather skeptical, doesn't it?

Funniest thing is they messed up their link.

Where is a moderator when you need one.

I think i recognize this spammer from before.

Chip wrote:Where is a moderator when you need one.

Indeed

I am disappointed that Adam needed to test the link - I always purposefully refuse to visit links from spammers as a matter of principle, certainly at least until the Moderator has had a chance to test it out for viruses!

Herb_Master wrote:

Chip wrote:Where is a moderator when you need one.

Indeed

I am disappointed that Adam needed to test the link - I always purposefully refuse to visit links from spammers as a matter of principle, certainly at least until the Moderator has had a chance to test it out for viruses!

I only tested it because I couldn't believe there was actually a shop called arom tea house. Plus Linux is helpful sometimes for avoiding sticky situations with viruses.

Heh, i locked the suckah's post. So he cannot edit the faulty linky.

I 2nd Teatrekker. Amazing people and great tea =)