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Re: NEW! Unofficial Official Japanese Green Tea Vendor Guide
edkrueger wrote:Ok... I nominate Nadacha.


Dec 18th, '09, 02:03
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Re: NEW! Unofficial Official Japanese Green Tea Vendor Guide
Ummm, no.
New, and the guidelines will be tweaked as needed. Obviously Nadacha is not selling Japanese tea.
New, and the guidelines will be tweaked as needed. Obviously Nadacha is not selling Japanese tea.
Re: NEW! Unofficial Official Japanese Green Tea Vendor Guide
What about all those Chinese green teas ?
Dec 18th, '09, 08:34
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Re: NEW! Unofficial Official Japanese Green Tea Vendor Guide
This is a bit of an experiment, call it phase one. I honestly do not know how successful it will be, or whether it will backfire.skilfautdire wrote:What about all those Chinese green teas ?
Hoping for the best however.

Once the topics are unlocked, they will no longer be stickied, just have it this way to raise awareness.
Re: NEW! Unofficial Official Japanese Green Tea Vendor Guide
The list Chip nominated is exhaustive for japanese green tea, I tried almost all of the that shipped to my country, Lupiciua does not, and Ippodo made it too complicated, I could NOT add another shop becasue I think these are the vendors are the best ambassadors for japanese green tea, most of them have unique reasons to buy from them, most of those, from the ones I ordered from have a few aces that are worth mentioning.
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Re: NEW! Unofficial Official Japanese Green Tea Vendor Guide
How about TeaTrekker? The couple who own this wrote a great book about tea called "The Story Of Tea" and have traveled the world to over to get accurate info on tea.
Also they listed Adagio Teas in there book in the vendor section..
Chris
Also they listed Adagio Teas in there book in the vendor section..
Chris
Re: NEW! Unofficial Official Japanese Green Tea Vendor Guide
I think you may be confused, right now we are only considering vendors of Japanese green tea. I am sure if this turns out to be a good idea we will definitely have a thread for each of those (probably for various types of teas).marlena wrote:Imperial Tea Court
Hou De
Japanese Green teas usually are referred to as Sencha, Bancha, Shincha, Genmaicha, Kukicha, Matcha... so basically they typically have Cha at the end.
Hope this clears up some confusion.
I didn't see any Japanese Greens at Hou De, and only two At Imperial Tea court.
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Re: NEW! Unofficial Official Japanese Green Tea Vendor Guide
East Teas in London England , and their sister company Postcard Teas .
Re: NEW! Unofficial Official Japanese Green Tea Vendor Guide
Finally after a long long looooooooooonnng wait - 
I love this idea - please add ito-en and rishi tea !
Once again - thank you for doing this - I am sure it will save a lot of money - may I also recommend a sticky so that newcomers can read the stick and be aware that such a system exists here?
Thanks....

I love this idea - please add ito-en and rishi tea !
Once again - thank you for doing this - I am sure it will save a lot of money - may I also recommend a sticky so that newcomers can read the stick and be aware that such a system exists here?
Thanks....
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Re: NEW! Unofficial Official Japanese Green Tea Vendor Guide
This topic is stickied, which includes all the links. I will redo it a bit so it is more user friendly. Thanks for your input.inspectoring wrote:Finally after a long long looooooooooonnng wait -
I love this idea - please add ito-en and rishi tea !
Once again - thank you for doing this - I am sure it will save a lot of money - may I also recommend a sticky so that newcomers can read the stick and be aware that such a system exists here?
Thanks....