This forum seems to be the go to place for tea info at the moment, so I'm happy to be a part, and perhaps lend my meager knowledge to those who may be interested.
Greetings!
I am new here, but have been seriously drinking/collecting tea for about 15 years. My true loves are young Sheng (good thing as I'm too poor to buy old stuff and too old to watch it age
) and Wuyi Yancha. That being said, I've rarely met a tea I didn't like from green to black.
This forum seems to be the go to place for tea info at the moment, so I'm happy to be a part, and perhaps lend my meager knowledge to those who may be interested.
This forum seems to be the go to place for tea info at the moment, so I'm happy to be a part, and perhaps lend my meager knowledge to those who may be interested.
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Aug 11th, '09, 14:07
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Re: Greetings!
Glad to see you on the forum. I am looking forward to seeing you around the place! Thanks for introducing yourself.
Re: Greetings!
Ditto and welcome to TeaChat.Chip wrote:Glad to see you on the forum. I am looking forward to seeing you around the place! Thanks for introducing yourself.
Aug 12th, '09, 14:06
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Re: Greetings!
Welcome! 
I actually tried sheng for the first time yesterday, and I found it quite interesting. =)
I actually tried sheng for the first time yesterday, and I found it quite interesting. =)