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I purchased this after trying it at Phoenix’es “Teattle” shop. It was – without much exaggeration – one of the most unique teas I’ve come across. I’m still hard-pressed to define it, but I do my darnedest here…and explain how it makes me feel like a bit of a “tea hipster” – an old one at that: http://lazyliteratus.teatra.de/2012/05/08/youve-probably-never-heard-of-this-tea-before/
AS always, an interesting review.
Thanks. That’s what I aim for.
Am I wrong or have you been posting sporadically lately?
I will confess, I’ve been incredibly sporadic.
My sister lives in Eugene
I know it. There’s a nifty teashop called “J-Tea” out there that I have yet to venture to.
Have you ever been to the Stash shop in Tigard?
All the time.
My sisters has lived in OR 3 or is it 4 years and she has never been to Stash. What about Tao of Tea? I think that would be my first choice.
The good ol’ Tao of Tea was my first jaunt into loose leaf teas.
I always enjoy your reviews….
Thank ya. I always get a kick outta yours as well.
I moonlight as a procrastinating writer and daylight as a trader of jack. I appreciate good tea, good beer, and food that is bad for me. Someday I’ll write the great American novel. And it’ll probably have something to do with tea or beer…or both. In the meantime, I subsist.
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