Charles Thomas Draper

Sheng is a lot less consistent from tea to tea. The spectrum of potential flavors is a absolutely vast. Shu is a lot more predictable — still highly complex, but there’s less “oh man what am I about to taste?” with a shu.

Jim I know you already suggested Camellia Sinensis for fine Puerhs, do you know about Jas e Tea, Generation or Puerh Shop ?

My list currently includes:

TeaG
Upton
Camellia Sinensis
Red Blossom
Seven Cups

and I’m looking forward to trying Verdant, soon. Sadly, new teas have to wait until well after The Holiday Season.

dont overlook the tao of tea (they have great sheng and shou), life in a teacup, and yes…def. try Verdant

All added to my bookmarks.

Once the weather turns cold here again, in Houston, my thoughts will return to pu-erh. Sadly, that’s really only late December through late February.

Thank you. I highly recommend Verdant….

I found all but TeaG. Thank you

http://shop.tgtea.com/store/

Thanks again

PS< This Tea is Awesome….