go-to online shops for fresh spring lv cha

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Mar 26th, '25, 09:53
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go-to online shops for fresh spring lv cha

by Opro » Mar 26th, '25, 09:53

Hi teafriends!

I'm new to this forum, not new to tea tho.

My "homeground" is a german speaking tea forum that is currently not reachable (only maintenance I hope) so I thought I'll expand my horizon and ask internationally what their favourite online shops for good quality green teas are.

As I stated previously I'm an avid tea drinker and I'd love to hear your perspectives on different shops. Maybe (read: I'm sure) there are shops I never heard of that I'll absolutely love.

I don't want to sound snobbish but I'm looking for really good quality tea. Price usually isn't an object for me.

Hope it's okay to post this here.

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Re: go-to online shops for fresh spring lv cha

by Bridgette » May 12th, '25, 14:15

Opro wrote: Hi teafriends!

I'm new to this forum, not new to tea tho.

My "homeground" is a german speaking tea forum that is currently not reachable (only maintenance I hope) so I thought I'll expand my horizon and ask internationally what their favourite online shops for good quality green teas are.

As I stated previously I'm an avid tea drinker and I'd love to hear your perspectives on different shops. Maybe (read: I'm sure) there are shops I never heard of that I'll absolutely love.

I don't want to sound snobbish but I'm looking for really good quality tea. Price usually isn't an object for me.

Hope it's okay to post this here.
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