Jul 27th, '11, 14:35
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by joelbct » Jul 27th, '11, 14:35
Chip wrote:This topic will get better with age like a Teavana Monkey Picked Oolong. 
lol
Especially having moved back to NYC, I chuckle whenever I glance at the "gourmet" tea displays... packaging, packaging, packaging...
Prime Example:
“Living richly is about enjoying the best of the best. You won’t find a more lavish tea drinking experience in the world than with my exclusive collection of premium blends.” -Donald Trump
LOL! Sorry Mr. Trump, but gimme a break....
Jul 27th, '11, 17:52
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by teaisme » Jul 27th, '11, 17:52
fake taiwanese spring and winter high mountain oolongs can fool me every once in a while because I am too hasty
Sometimes I get over excited and buy suspicious teas when I am in a local tea area without even tasting...
really my fault...or just taste the first couple infusions and make up my mind to purchase...shifting my attention to another tea to try
Some high mountain tea gifted from taiwan, nice nice, maybe a little too acidic currently, time to try some different water with this one
Jul 28th, '11, 06:50
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by Drax » Jul 28th, '11, 06:50
joelbct wrote:“Living richly is about enjoying the best of the best. You won’t find a more lavish tea drinking experience in the world than with my exclusive collection of premium blends.” -Donald Trump
LOL! Sorry Mr. Trump, but gimme a break....
Hey, maybe Mr. Trump picked that tea himself, by mouth, and placed it into a basket held between his breasts...
Jul 30th, '11, 17:51
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by Kunkali » Jul 30th, '11, 17:51
^+1.
