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by shogun89 » Oct 13th, '08, 07:04
omegapd wrote:shogun89 wrote:That first one sure does look interesting! I think I will be buying a brick of that just to try it. Please tell us what you think!
Will do, but I'll have to wait until the end of this month. This will be the wife's anniversary present to me. I didn't want to spend my own money.
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by tsverrir » Oct 13th, '08, 09:19
tenuki wrote:potato water actually brews some fine puerh, try it.
Please tell us that you're joking... Otherwise I will try it.
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by gingkoseto » Oct 13th, '08, 13:44
omegapd, I look forward to seeing your comments especially on the first brick. I never had this but once gave one such brick to a tibetan friend since the retailer says this is the kind of brick traditionally supplying tibetan or mongolian regions. The fu cha bricks are generally inexpensive in chinese market, but are thought of highly for their great health benefits. And the manufacturer from Yi Yang, Hunan is one with very good reputation.
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by tony shlongini » Oct 13th, '08, 13:51
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by omegapd » Oct 13th, '08, 15:47
tony shlongini wrote:I would recommend against trying the '07 version of this brick. It's not representative of the ones with a bit more age on them. They're cheap enough, so try to find one at least 6-7 years old- you'll thank yourself.
That takes the adventure out of it.
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by shogun89 » Oct 25th, '08, 22:40
TomVerlain wrote:Did you ever get this ?
I was wondering how it is. I was looking at the 90's tibetan tea on YSL
Yeah, I was looking at that one too. Looks interesting. Very crude leaves.
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by omegapd » Oct 26th, '08, 04:06
TomVerlain wrote:Did you ever get this ?
I was wondering how it is. I was looking at the 90's tibetan tea on YSL
Yep, I was going to post a review on it in a bit with some pictures.
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by Ti » Oct 26th, '08, 09:06
tenuki wrote:potato water actually brews some fine puerh, try it.
This has been bugging me since the day it was posted.
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by shogun89 » Oct 26th, '08, 11:22
I to havve been anxiously awaiting this review. No pressure though, (not really!!!)
edit; Never mind just found the review, going to read it now, Thank you!!!!
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by Jeremy » Oct 27th, '08, 20:48
Please do post your reviews of the first brick, I was also gonna pick one of these up to experiment with. I have never tried this type of tea.
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by shogun89 » Oct 28th, '08, 15:10
Jeremy wrote:Please do post your reviews of the first brick, I was also gonna pick one of these up to experiment with. I have never tried this type of tea.
http://www.teachat.com/viewtopic.php?t=6744
