So i was just browsing the Dragon Tea House site and noticed that they actually have some private production cakes available.
They look pretty delicious, though the claims of being "Ancient tree" at 35$ per 400g cake, leaves me a little sceptic.
Also, there seems to be no samples available.
Has anybody got experience with these bings?
Jun 23rd, '10, 01:16
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Jun 23rd, '10, 11:59
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Re: DTH label cakes
Yeah, No for me too.Chip wrote:Looks like the answer to that question is no ...
Before I spend $35.00 I need a Tea description that leaves my mouth watering.
I'm a sucker for a good description but.
"the flavour is strong and bold." I need more.
** constructive criticism
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Jun 23rd, '10, 12:02
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Re: DTH label cakes
haha, i was looking at some descriptions yesterday. one said "raw". like seriously....?
Re: DTH label cakes
it is a bit strange they take so many nice photos but don´t always write good descriptions...but some their other teas have great descriptions written xD
Jun 23rd, '10, 15:10
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Re: DTH label cakes
I must disagree, the photos there are so screwed up. Take a look at the shu puerh, the leaves are orange...entropyembrace wrote:it is a bit strange they take so many nice photos
Re: DTH label cakes
Wow, constructive criticism really works.nonc_ron wrote:Yeah, No for me too.Chip wrote:Looks like the answer to that question is no ...
Before I spend $35.00 I need a Tea description that leaves my mouth watering.
I'm a sucker for a good description but.
"the flavour is strong and bold." I need more.
** constructive criticism
Thanks Gordon DTH