Floating Leaves Tea

Owes its flavors to oxidation levels between green & black tea.


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by TokyoB » Feb 23rd, '09, 16:55

Are they still selling online? It seems that the online shopping has disappeared from their site.
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by gingkoseto » Feb 23rd, '09, 17:20

I was wondering about the same thing yesterday! I remember they had online store 1-2 weeks ago and I couldn't find it recently.
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by tenuki » Feb 23rd, '09, 18:15

Ya, it's down. you can still order by calling on the phone.
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FLT online ordering back up.

by tenuki » Mar 31st, '09, 00:06

Back up with a new website, and all the 2008 and 2009 winter oolongs are 30% off.

I just bought a 10oz bag of the farmers choice competition baozhong. I don't think she has the bag prices/sizes up on her site yet so you might have to email her first to find out how to order a bag of whatever so that you get it in the original vacuum packed bag. It's kinda cool to have the gold foil bag with the competition number and seal on it. I'm gonna age mine. :D

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Re: FLT online ordering back up.

by tsverrir » Mar 31st, '09, 04:34

tenuki wrote:Back up with a new website, and all the 2008 and 2009 winter oolongs are 30% off.

I just bought a 10oz bag of the farmers choice competition baozhong. I don't think she has the bag prices/sizes up on her site yet so you might have to email her first to find out how to order a bag of whatever so that you get it in the original vacuum packed bag. It's kinda cool to have the gold foil bag with the competition number and seal on it. I'm gonna age mine. :D
I was looking at that tea yesterday. Have you (or anyone) tried that tea?.

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Re: FLT online ordering back up.

by tenuki » Mar 31st, '09, 12:23

tsverrir wrote: I was looking at that tea yesterday. Have you (or anyone) tried that tea?.

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by Victoria » Mar 31st, '09, 12:35

As it just so happens, I'm having the last of my Farmer's Choice
this morning.

It is a very nice oolong, sparkling and light, floral overtones,
a nice mouth feel and a smooth lingering after taste.

While it may not blow you away, it is definitely above average,
a very enjoyable cuppa.

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by tenuki » Mar 31st, '09, 14:24

Just to be clear - I got the farmers choice to age, I think it's tea base is slightly better than the honorable mention and the couple months since this harvest came in it seems to be improving. What I'm drinking now are the honorable mention and 2nd place baozhongs as I like them better right now.
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