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I did not know there were so many awesome teas, this is why I love the internet.
Posted by James on 08/02/09 at 06:53 AM -
From Taiwan？
Posted by wooden trunk on 08/12/04 at 09:43 AM -
I believe that gaoshan is in origin a Taiwanese invention, but there are now quite a few teas from mainland China that are made from tea grown at high altitude. The quality is extremely variable and this variability is not reflected in the price. I advise you to try before you buy. If you buy over the internet, then purchase a very tiny quantity first (taster pack if possible: 10g or less, but certainly not more than 50g) before buying larger quantities (100g or more). I would not buy tea that I have not tasted first, and if the vendor claims not to be able to send you samples, then I would not deal with that vendor again. I certainly would not buy tea by auction (e.g., over eBay).
Posted by 醉茶士 on 08/12/05 at 04:50 AM -
I am just getting into tea. I am so surprised how many different styles of tea there are.
Posted by Tentes on 09/01/21 at 11:53 PM -
Interesting post about tea. It seems as tea is like wine in cases of where it is grown and what types of food certain tea’s go with. I will never drink tea on an empty stomach again.
Posted by downtown houston apartments on 09/02/01 at 12:27 AM -
Yade???
Posted by Kredit on 10/01/22 at 07:52 PM -
Its kewl
Posted by Factoring Versicherungen on 10/01/22 at 09:26 PM -
I was given a tea by my boss, who gave her this tea from an Asian country. I don’t know much about it but I would like to know if you knew? It is labeled Tianhu, and it has the words spelled out “Gao Shan Tea”. I have pictures, can you tell me more about it??
Posted by Valentina on 10/04/11 at 11:28 PM
