Jun 27th, '08, 03:20
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Hello, Adam! Good to meet you.
Re: Adagio, I took a peek at their International Shipping page and for what it's worth, Australia is not listed. If I were you, I'd contact Adagio via their Contact Us webpage to ask what the situation is. They are usually very quick to respond.
Re: Adagio, I took a peek at their International Shipping page and for what it's worth, Australia is not listed. If I were you, I'd contact Adagio via their Contact Us webpage to ask what the situation is. They are usually very quick to respond.
Adagio is a great starting place and you can learn
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Adagio will ship to the Vatican City and Kuwait but not Australia.chamekke wrote:Hello, Adam! Good to meet you.
Re: Adagio, I took a peek at their International Shipping page and for what it's worth, Australia is not listed. If I were you, I'd contact Adagio via their Contact Us webpage to ask what the situation is. They are usually very quick to respond.


Jun 27th, '08, 19:51
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Well, that's just not fairSam. wrote:Adagio will ship to the Vatican City and Kuwait but not Australia.![]()

I wonder if Adagio Europe will be more obliging?
Drat. They aren't.
Has Adagio given a reason for not shipping to Australia? It's not exactly a rogue state...
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Sounds like they've stuck to their British roots, much like a lot of Americans, I do believe.Tea Drinking Peasant wrote:The main teas in Australia are black and english breakfast in my experience.Riene wrote:Hello and Welcome!
What kind of tea stores do you have in Australia? What type of teas are commonly made there?
And, Adagio Europe! I had no idea that existed!
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Welcome, Joel, 25 y/o, 15 miles outside of NYC, US here! Welcome to the wide world of tea.Tea Drinking Peasant wrote:Hi my name's Adam i'm from Australia i'm 19 years old.
My favorite Blacks are good Keemun, Yunnan Gold, and Assam. A good tea is hard to find, but well worth it. Not sure about Australian Vendors but they must be out there.
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