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Originally Posted by bjones6416
I'm drinking a cup of Pu-erh, trying to get stoned.  Well, actually, I met friends for a late lunch today and ate a big plate of jambalaya. Astra assures me Pu-erh is good for the digestion. And it's lovely in my cup:
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I have a very similar
La Cafetiere Oscar Cup and absolutely in love with it. The best cup for tea that I ever had.
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Originally Posted by teadonkey
I haven't tried it yet, but I got some new black teas in the mail. They are from Teavana. One is called Black Dragon Pearls, and supposedly can be steeped multiple times? I've never had a successful resteep with a black tea before. Anyone?
Here's the link for the tea, for those interested: Teavana website - Black Dragon pearl
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I would not advise to resteep black tea. I remember that rule from long time ago. Don't ask me where I read it, it is just something that has always been with me

but here is a link to what I saw yesterday:
Brewing Black Tea
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Originally Posted by Stitchawl
It is a pretty cup! Do they make it in a large size? Regular mug size doesn't work for me. I 'chug' my tea rather than sip it, and a 'normal' cup gets finished too quickly
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They make different
sizes 8, 12 15 oz...
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Originally Posted by Stitchawl
That could explain the difference in tastes too. (sorry for the photo. I shot it with my phone.)
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I have seen once or twice this tin in TKMaxx, I have the same at home but....with tea bags

and they are undrinkable!
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Originally Posted by Stitchawl
I wonder what accounts for the price of tea in different countries... 
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EasyPeasy. They got to pack it in the UK. Send it who knows where. Then somehow get it back and re-sell it over here. Although, I don't think that is how it works.
They sell it here as souvenirs to tourists, that explains the
tourist price.
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Originally Posted by Stitchawl
Interesting to see that Amazon sells so many different types of Ahmad tea. My shop here only has four different in the loose tea.
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None on amazon.CO.UK though.
Anyway, I have had English Breakfast from Bath, yummy Assam STGFOP1 S Harmutty, then English Breakfast again

Off to the kitchen to make a cup of something not so black...or should I say red?
It probably will be the last cup of Nepal Antu Valley green tea sample.