Mar 22nd, '09, 21:49
Posts: 2
Joined: Mar 22nd, '09, 21:41
by Bc » Mar 22nd, '09, 21:49
Hi
New to the forum. Just tried the best tea in quite some time. It was a welcome drink at the Le Meridian hotel in Khao Lak, Thailand. The label had the number '666' on top, with the caption 'finest Ceylon tea dust' underneath the numbers. Plenty of Chinese characters too but I couldn't read it. Any guesses? I can post a photo of the package after I get home.
Thanks
Mar 23rd, '09, 03:25
Posts: 168
Joined: Mar 16th, '09, 03:16
Location: Asia
by sp1key » Mar 23rd, '09, 03:25
is it a tea cake, tuo or tea bags?
Mar 23rd, '09, 03:33
Posts: 2
Joined: Mar 22nd, '09, 21:41
by Bc » Mar 23rd, '09, 03:33
it's actually a huge bag with loose tea dust. no individual bags. the waitress said that you place the tea dust in a filter (kinda like a sock) and brew the tea that way. Add some kind of sugar, and lemon juice.
how do i attach a photo to this message?
Mar 23rd, '09, 08:58
Posts: 20891
Joined: Apr 22nd, '06, 20:52
Location: Back in the TeaCave atop Mt. Fuji
Been thanked: 2 times
by Chip » Mar 23rd, '09, 08:58
Bc wrote:how do i attach a photo to this message?
Do you have a photobucket or flicker or similar?
blah blah blah SENCHA blah blah blah!!!
Mar 23rd, '09, 11:22
Posts: 522
Joined: Apr 10th, '08, 16:39
Location: Sweden
by Beidao » Mar 23rd, '09, 11:22
It said Ceylon and it sounds like fanning/dust. I do not know where you could find the same tea but have you tried whole-leaf Ceylons? Maybe they would taste as good
The noise comes from the other side of the mirror