Hey everybody
I need some advice please any thoughts would be appreciated.
I just recieved a catalog from UPTON TEAS I have never ordered from this vendor does any one have any good or negative comments about their teas especially their japanese greens, chinese greens, or blacks india and chinese, Thanks alot.
Ken Tea Fanatic
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Re: vendor question
Black Indian teas, generally yes. Chinese blacks, pretty much yes.
Chinese greens, a big NO.
Japanese greens, a shout it from the mountain top NO.
IMHO
Chinese greens, a big NO.
Japanese greens, a shout it from the mountain top NO.
IMHO
Re: vendor question
LOL like your comment chipChip wrote:Black Indian teas, generally yes. Chinese blacks, pretty much yes.
Chinese greens, a big NO.
Japanese greens, a shout it from the mountain top NO.
IMHO
Thanks again chip
The only reason I got the catalog was to purchase the upton sample tins as you suggested which are great by the way thanks for that advice also.
Ken from the o-cha forum
Re: vendor question
Are you putting the upton sample tins inside of a larger tin ala Chip style? I was interested in picking some of those tins but I'm low on funds at the moment.
Re: vendor question
Hi beachapebeachape wrote:Are you putting the upton sample tins inside of a larger tin ala Chip style? I was interested in picking some of those tins but I'm low on funds at the moment.
Yes thats exactly what I had planned to do, because I wanted to be able to store in fridge to keep my new shinchas fresh
Ken
Re: vendor question
Ps also the tins you can by in singles at about 1 dollar apieceKentoz wrote:Hi beachapebeachape wrote:Are you putting the upton sample tins inside of a larger tin ala Chip style? I was interested in picking some of those tins but I'm low on funds at the moment.
Yes thats exactly what I had planned to do, because I wanted to be able to store in fridge to keep my new shinchas fresh
Ken