Nov 8th, '10, 15:23
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by febs » Nov 8th, '10, 15:23
Here I am, introducing my self just as the etiquette requires.
I dropped coffee (well, almost) in favor of tea, especially green one (so far, a bencha I bought in a Chinese import-export shop is the best I ever tried; although the steeping times are significantly different from the ones I found online).
I just got my first IngenuiTEA (yeah, I plan to order another one for home).
And sometimes I have questions and thoughts I would like to share with other experts and enthusiasts.
So here I am.
Ciao
Nov 8th, '10, 15:57
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by Marco » Nov 8th, '10, 15:57
Welcome to Italy
Where exactly in the North?
Recently I bookmarked a nice Italian online vendor - can't read it but a webtranslator helps
Perhaps something for you.
ciao
Marco
Nov 8th, '10, 16:05
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by rabbit » Nov 8th, '10, 16:05
Welcome to TC. I too am curious where in Italy? I have friends who live in Torino.
Nov 8th, '10, 16:57
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by Victoria » Nov 8th, '10, 16:57
Welcome, nice to have you with us!
Nov 8th, '10, 17:02
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by tortoise » Nov 8th, '10, 17:02
Ciao, Febs! Welcome.
Nov 8th, '10, 18:12
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by Herb_Master » Nov 8th, '10, 18:12
Welcome to teachat, I imagine it is safer to drink tea rather than Barolo if you have to drive your car!
Nov 8th, '10, 18:51
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by febs » Nov 8th, '10, 18:51
LOL, thank you all for the warm and fun welcome!
I'm from Milano. There's a shop here which does import export of a lot of asian (and african, and south america, actually) stuff, among which there's green tea (almost unbranded, and packaged in cheap and ugly plastic, but delicious so far) and teaware.
I'll stick with my IngenuiTEA for a while though.
Well, probably. Those cast iron teapots looks so sexy...
Nov 9th, '10, 03:25
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by solitude » Nov 9th, '10, 03:25
hi
I live also in Milano, so can you please write me the location of that import shop? thanks
Nov 9th, '10, 08:10
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by febs » Nov 9th, '10, 08:10
I write you privately. But if it's fair, I'll also post it here for the sake of other milanese fellows.
EDIT: I've read the rules
and I saw that only users with six posts and a thirty days-old account can post links. So I'll wait for that
Nov 9th, '10, 09:54
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by Chip » Nov 9th, '10, 09:54
febs wrote:I write you privately. But if it's fair, I'll also post it here for the sake of other milanese fellows.
EDIT: I've read the rules
and I saw that only users with six posts and a thirty days-old account can post links. So I'll wait for that
You may post the link ... that is spam prevention and I do not think you are a spammer???!!!???!!!
Welcome to the forum! I hope to see you around.
Nov 9th, '10, 18:06
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by nonc_ron » Nov 9th, '10, 18:06
febs wrote:Here I am, introducing my self just as the etiquette requires.
Hello and Welcome to the forum!
Nov 17th, '10, 19:19
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by febs » Nov 17th, '10, 19:19
Chip wrote:
You may post the link ... that is spam prevention and I do not think you are a spammer???!!!???!!!
Definitely I'm not. Thanks then
Here's the link.
http://www.kathay.it/the2.html
(it's only in Italian).
