Wednesday TeaDay 8/18/10 2020 vision to embrace tea?

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The year is still 2020. Will America (or where ever you live) finally embrace TEA as the second most consumed liquid next to water? Or will we still be "different" because we love our tea?

The USA (or wherever you live) will embrace TEA
1
3%
Tea will be more accepted but not embraced yet
10
26%
Maybe some headway
14
36%
Tea will be less consumed than even today
1
3%
Tea will fade into oblivion with the Westernization of East
0
No votes
Other
1
3%
Bonus, we will finally be the norm
0
No votes
Bonus, we will be more common
9
23%
Bonus, we will be less common than even today
2
5%
Bonus, TeaLovers will fade into oblivion along with TEA
0
No votes
Bonus, other
1
3%
 
Total votes: 39
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Aug 18th, '10, 23:40
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Re: Wednesday TeaDay 8/18/10 2020 vision to embrace tea?

by entropyembrace » Aug 18th, '10, 23:40

third tea of the teaday! After dinner I brewed up the Ooigawa Supreme from O-Cha again...with less time and without the odd chawan mineral taste I am getting a different impression...light and astringent just a touch of sweetness that lingers on the tongue.
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Aug 19th, '10, 01:24
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Re: Wednesday TeaDay 8/18/10 2020 vision to embrace tea?

by nickE » Aug 19th, '10, 01:24

Oops forgot to answer the QOTD. I think we will see some headway in tea becoming more mainstream. I would like to see more RTD unsweetened/ unflavored teas on the market as well.

Just finished with the '97 Bulang. I think I transcended space & time during that session. It was seriously that good.

$150/cake :cry:
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Aug 19th, '10, 19:14
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Re: Wednesday TeaDay 8/18/10 2020 vision to embrace tea?

by JRS22 » Aug 19th, '10, 19:14

Am I a bad person? My reaction was that if fine green tea becomes even more popular than it is today, there won't be enough to go around....

In my cup this morning = another trial of the Tai Ping Hou Kui. Much improved using parameters from TC posters, but still not exciting.
Aug 19th, '10, 20:52
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Re: Wednesday TeaDay 8/18/10 2020 vision to embrace tea?

by DoctorD » Aug 19th, '10, 20:52

[quote="JRS22"]Am I a bad person? My reaction was that if fine green tea becomes even more popular than it is today, there won't be enough to go around....

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