you said it. the real estate prices are insane.
again, when the time is right, give me a call. we shall have some tea.
take care,
t.
Mar 17th, '09, 18:09
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Will do! I'm currently working my way through a couple of years of posts on the pu-erh page...looking at all of the great photos....guess I'm gonna have to get my camera out again.heavydoom wrote:you said it. the real estate prices are insane.
again, when the time is right, give me a call. we shall have some tea.
take care,
t.
Mar 18th, '09, 14:56
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Dreamer...I have some 70% Belgium dark...will that suffice? I have never tried matcha yet but I'm sure the color contrast between the dark chocolate and the matcha would be a photographers dream!Dreamer wrote:Dark chocolate with my matchaApostle wrote:Dreamer...Thank you for the warm welcome! I'd be happy to bring something to the "tea table"...Would you like scones or biscuits with your Darjeeling?Dreamer wrote:Welcome...you've come to a place where you can learn a lot from the great folks here, but I've got a feeling you're going to bring a lot to the (tea) table!
Thanks for sharing your story!
Welcome, welcome, welcome,
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Mar 18th, '09, 15:05
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Apostle, what a great read! Thanks
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Mar 18th, '09, 15:08
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Apostle wrote:Dreamer...I have some 70% Belgium dark...will that suffice? I have never tried matcha yet but I'm sure the color contrast between the dark chocolate and the matcha would be a photographers dream!Dreamer wrote: Dark chocolate with my matcha
I thought I heard dark chocolate calling my name ... just a piece with matcha is a great accompaniment. Or a lot of dark chocolate on its own ... 
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Mar 18th, '09, 15:55
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Careful Chip!...That dark chocolate can be a hell of a monkey to carry!Chip wrote:Apostle wrote:Dreamer...I have some 70% Belgium dark...will that suffice? I have never tried matcha yet but I'm sure the color contrast between the dark chocolate and the matcha would be a photographers dream!Dreamer wrote: Dark chocolate with my matcha
Mar 18th, '09, 17:30
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HEHE Welcome aboard! A DJ? I certainly wish! Unfortunately, I am a PhD candidate.Apostle wrote:Hey Hop G...You a DJ ??hop_goblin wrote:Apostle, what a great read! Thanks
Thank for the comment. I was reading through multiple pages of posts yesterday and saw many from you. you certainly know your stuff! I look forward to gaining from your experience.
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Mar 18th, '09, 18:22
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Perfect! Dark chocolate and matcha is DA BOMB! Impossible to explain, must be experienced. And I do think there is the possibility for some great photos with such a combo!Apostle wrote:Dreamer...I have some 70% Belgium dark...will that suffice? I have never tried matcha yet but I'm sure the color contrast between the dark chocolate and the matcha would be a photographers dream!Dreamer wrote:Dark chocolate with my matchaApostle wrote:Dreamer...Thank you for the warm welcome! I'd be happy to bring something to the "tea table"...Would you like scones or biscuits with your Darjeeling?Dreamer wrote:Welcome...you've come to a place where you can learn a lot from the great folks here, but I've got a feeling you're going to bring a lot to the (tea) table!
Thanks for sharing your story!
Welcome, welcome, welcome,
Dreamer
Live well,
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Mar 19th, '09, 17:34
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Hi tsv... Thanks for the welcome.tsverrir wrote:Welcome. Good to have you with us.
I Just had my first Baozhong couple of days ago from teafromtaiwan.com and it was wonderful.
Do you have any good online sources for Baozhong?
I'd like to try some other for comparison.
I'm sorry but I don't currently have any other baozhong sources. I still get mine sent over from friends in Taiwan. I know that I have seen another site that carried a different baozhong ( not wen-shan) but I can't rmember which site it was at this time.
I like teafromtaiwan's site...they have a great selection straight from TW with no middle-man and will often have sales that they e-mail you about if you subscribe (free) to their site.
I'm glad to have another baozhong drinker to chat with. It is still one of my favorites for myself, and any guests (usually non-tea people) that I have served it to have raved about it.
Best wishes.
