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by shogun89 » Feb 22nd, '09, 19:06
Looks like a very nice solid collection. Thanks for sharing!
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by trent » Feb 22nd, '09, 19:26
heatwaves wrote:
Where did you get that bundle of mao cha up top and what do you think of it? I bought something similar from my local tea shop.
Feb 22nd, '09, 19:29
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by heatwaves » Feb 22nd, '09, 19:29
trent wrote:
Where did you get that bundle of mao cha up top and what do you think of it? I bought something similar from my local tea shop.
I got it from Tuochatea.com a couple of years ago. I think they're out of stock now, but they usually replenish with the new year's harvest. When I got it I purchased two 500 gram boxes. Curiously, it's advertised on the site as only 300 grams. I enjoy it quite a bit -- my other box of it is almost gone.
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by Drax » Feb 22nd, '09, 19:45
CDS wrote:Drax,
The Pumidor looks really nice! Bob does nice work.
Chris
Agreed, thanks for leading the way and sharing info!
Salsero wrote:Boy, Drax, you are filling that cabinet up at a phenomenal rate. How long do you expect that quantity of tea will last you? You will be begging us to come take it off your hands 30 years from now!!
To Shogun too -- it would be a pleasure and an honor to be able to share tea with you all 30 years from now.
For heatwaves -- that's a sweet collection, and you've got that awesome gimp closet to store it in! Although I think perhaps "tea closet" has a much happier connotation

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by shogun89 » Feb 22nd, '09, 20:54
Drax wrote:CDS wrote:Drax,
The Pumidor looks really nice! Bob does nice work.
Chris
Agreed, thanks for leading the way and sharing info!
Salsero wrote:Boy, Drax, you are filling that cabinet up at a phenomenal rate. How long do you expect that quantity of tea will last you? You will be begging us to come take it off your hands 30 years from now!!
To Shogun too -- it would be a pleasure and an honor to be able to share tea with you all 30 years from now.
For heatwaves -- that's a sweet collection, and you've got that awesome gimp closet to store it in! Although I think perhaps "tea closet" has a much happier connotation

We should at some point get together in the future. It'll be easier though once I'm finished school though, LOL.
Feb 23rd, '09, 09:47
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by drumhum » Feb 23rd, '09, 09:47
trent wrote:
Where did you get that bundle of mao cha up top and what do you think of it? I bought something similar from my local tea shop.
Is this the stuff?
http://www.teacuppa.com/Yiwu-Mao-Cha-Pu-Erh.asp
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by shogun89 » Feb 23rd, '09, 16:08
Drax, have you by any chance had some of your '08 Yunnian tea yet?
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by JustinW » Feb 23rd, '09, 17:35
shogun89 wrote:Drax, have you by any chance had some of your '08 Yunnian tea yet?
Seconded. How is the 8848 stuff?
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by tony shlongini » Feb 23rd, '09, 19:02
JustinW wrote:shogun89 wrote:Drax, have you by any chance had some of your '08 Yunnian tea yet?
Seconded. How is the 8848 stuff?
I've read some mighty piss poor reviews of that tea.
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by shogun89 » Feb 23rd, '09, 20:21
Interesting, I've read nothing but good reviews.
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by Drax » Feb 23rd, '09, 20:57
Here I was on a roll of greens this week. I guess green pu-erh can count, too?
I was actually going to try the CNNP 2008 tonight, but I went for the 8848 instead. I put up my review, but... this monkey's not giving away the punchline!

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by shogun89 » Feb 23rd, '09, 21:00
Haha, cool monkey(s). Thanks Drax, Hit that CNNP tomorrow, I think you'll enjoy it. Its a little hard to brew though, so if you need help I'm around.
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by tony shlongini » Feb 24th, '09, 08:14
shogun89 wrote:Interesting, I've read nothing but good reviews.
Here's one by a reasonably well spoken gentleman on
the big site 
who was less than thrilled-
http://badgerandblade.com/vb/showpost.p ... count=1001
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by RemedialLogic » Feb 26th, '09, 01:05
PU YEAH!
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by devites » Feb 26th, '09, 01:35
That is wrong on so many levels

. I don't think puerh is meant for single steeping teabags. That being said I am a little curious, is it available in the US?