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Originally Posted by beppe
Ah Ah!
After that it will only be chicha that you have yet to taste. You could teach your 1051/1061 best part to start it by chewing the maize for a while. |
You are too kind, Sir.
However, the better 1051/1061 would turn her face away from such a childish drink
(a new one for me 
gotta try it one day), she would prefer the same but with only one different letter
chAcha 
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Originally Posted by beppe
BTW. The beautiful book of tea that you are reading, is really a marvel and we have it, here on MR. 
I was reading it on this special reclining and bumping me chair in the wellness room of the hotel and finding myself becoming one. With what or whom I do not know and do not care, but I felt exactly as you describe it. No substances, I swear. |
Thanks! I didn't know we had it here. I had my lrf for two years, maybe longer. The author sounds bitter and cynical(some would say, not me though) very often, but I like his realistic point of view.
I would give a lot to try this beverage of tea, salt, rise etc. The grandfather of our teas. Just out of curiosity
In my cup another oolong
Phoenix Dancong
Pleasant taste. Although, it is more like green tea. Both the smells and light bitterness (as if you over steeped green).
Omg. The cup if empty. Off I go to resteep it second time.