Walmart Pu-erh

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Walmart Pu-erh

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Re: Walmart Pu-erh

by Jack_teachat » Dec 13th, '09, 07:41

Perhaps sold for us with this?

http://www.fine-t.co.uk/t-machine/

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Re: Walmart Pu-erh

by tony shlongini » Dec 13th, '09, 08:11

That is without doubt the single funiest post i ever read here. :lol:

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Re: Walmart Pu-erh

by shogun89 » Dec 13th, '09, 10:36

"Fine-T" :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

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Re: Walmart Pu-erh

by tenuki » Dec 13th, '09, 11:46

The answer to all your tea timing and temperature needs... ;)

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Re: Walmart Pu-erh

by beecrofter » Dec 13th, '09, 12:17

Don't forget the Kangen water )~

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Re: Walmart Pu-erh

by Chip » Dec 13th, '09, 13:17

JP is a sell out for endorsing that tea machine contraption ... :!:

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Re: Walmart Pu-erh

by Drax » Dec 13th, '09, 17:33

Huh, I suppose Wal-Mart gets everything else from China, so it was only a matter of time before they started selling pu'erh?

I don't mean to make that sound like a jab. . .

I enjoyed the product description, especially these three bullets:

# Type: Young Pu-erh Tea
# Puerh is an aged tea from China that is fermented and matured to develop a unique mellow, slightly wet earthy character
# The finest puerhs are aged for up to 50 years and become more mellow and smooth over time

A classic example of "straw-man marketing," if I can use that term. In other words, yes it's true the finest pu'erh teas are aged for many decades. . . but not this one. :D

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Re: Walmart Pu-erh

by cha-fu » Dec 13th, '09, 19:06

Just want to point out that on the product page, right above product name, it said "Sold by Marketplace Retailer". Under "Buy Online", "CSN Stores.com" is listed as a vendor. So, this tea is not sold directly by Walmart. :wink: I think this is similar to Marketplace vendors on Amazon.com. :D

There are only 6 items in stock, according to CSN product page. So, order soon, for those who are interested. :lol: But, if you order now, you won't receive it before Dec 24 though. :oops: :mrgreen:

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Re: Walmart Pu-erh

by tingjunkie » Dec 13th, '09, 19:39

Don't knock it 'til you try it! I think it's the perfect after dinner tea to compliment a chili cheese dog and some Doritos. :lol:

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Re: Walmart Pu-erh

by beachape » Dec 13th, '09, 23:00

Does the Fine-T machine work as a time machine? Judging by the space-aged appearance with fancy buttons, I wouldn't be surprised.

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Re: Walmart Pu-erh

by Proinsias » Dec 13th, '09, 23:17

tingjunkie wrote:Don't knock it 'til you try it! I think it's the perfect after dinner tea to compliment a chili cheese dog and some Doritos. :lol:
Cheers, I'd been at a loss for what to serve after Christmas diner this year. We'd settled on the chili cheese dogs and Doritos for the main course but I couldn't think what tea to go for after. :lol:

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Re: Walmart Pu-erh

by tingjunkie » Dec 14th, '09, 17:50

Proinsias wrote:
tingjunkie wrote:Don't knock it 'til you try it! I think it's the perfect after dinner tea to compliment a chili cheese dog and some Doritos. :lol:
Cheers, I'd been at a loss for what to serve after Christmas diner this year. We'd settled on the chili cheese dogs and Doritos for the main course but I couldn't think what tea to go for after. :lol:
On a related note I'm pretty proud of my ice cream pairing abilities. Kind of like this "classic" scene.

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Re: Walmart Pu-erh

by skilfautdire » Dec 15th, '09, 04:23

"http://www.fine-t.co.uk/t-machine/"

Looks like, made for Mr. T.

The sencha 2nd flush description:

"Produced in many regions of Japan, Sencha is the most popular green tea there."

UK English has to be funny, at times. 'There'. As in 'over there', not 'here'. Bilbo traveled 'over there' and came back to the shire.

Cheers.

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Re: Walmart Pu-erh

by tony shlongini » Dec 16th, '09, 16:12

tingjunkie wrote:
Proinsias wrote:
tingjunkie wrote:Don't knock it 'til you try it! I think it's the perfect after dinner tea to compliment a chili cheese dog and some Doritos. :lol:
Cheers, I'd been at a loss for what to serve after Christmas diner this year. We'd settled on the chili cheese dogs and Doritos for the main course but I couldn't think what tea to go for after. :lol:
On a related note I'm pretty proud of my ice cream pairing abilities. Kind of like this "classic" scene.

Wow. Would you believe that when I watched that clip, the first thing that popped into my head was rum raisin?

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