Square Peg <SquarePeg@round.hole> wrote: Has anyone had any experience with TeaGschwendner? They probably have been the largest vendor of lose teas in Germany for many years and only recently started to expand into the US. I've been very happy with their teas for many years, although I suspect that they play a role in some of my favorite Darjeelings becoming greener and grener over the ...

Has anyone had any experience with TeaGschwendner? http://www.teagschwendner.com/US/en/HomePage.TG They have a very large assortment of infusers http://www.teagschwendner.com/US/en/Shop_Permanent_Filters.TG?activeID=1119&parent_id=1032 ... than I have seen elsewhere, including weights: http://www.teagschwendner.com/US/en/Shop_Start.TG?activeID=1063&parent_id=1137 ...

... suggestions for the infuser? There are several on this page that look promising http://www.teagschwendner.com/US/en/publish/Shop_Permanent_Filters.as... including the 003132, D-93998, and 003120. I wonder how a cloth tea net would work: http://www.teagschwendner.com/US/en/publish/Shop_Cloth_Filters.aspx?A... This eBay vendor has a large selection of...

... the infuser? There are several on this page that look promising http://www.teagschwendner.com/US/en/publish/Shop_Permanent_Filters.aspx?ActiveID=1119&parent_id=1032 including the 003132, D..., and 003120. I wonder how a cloth tea net would work: http://www.teagschwendner.com/US/en/publish/Shop_Cloth_Filters.aspx?ActiveID=1123&parent_id=1036 This eBay vendor ...

... for the infuser? There are several on this page that look promising http://www.teagschwendner.com/US/en/publish/Shop_Permanent_Filters.aspx?ActiveID=1119&parent_id=1032 including the 003132, D-93998, and 003120. I wonder how a cloth tea net would work: http://www.teagschwendner.com/US/en/publish/Shop_Cloth_Filters.aspx?ActiveID=1123&parent_id=1036 This eBay vendor has a ...

... of coffee in caffeine content. it is a different tasting tea, but if you are looking for the caffeine, you should try it out. you ca find it at trader joes, whole foods, and tea stores like TeaGschwendner and teavana. I think tea can be cheaper than Pepsi, but it depends on what kind you buy. as said earlier the 100 count box of off brang generic tea bags will cost you maybe $4 for that ...

...which has a shop in Chicago that you can order from. I just tried something from there as well. They seem to be slow in stocking new Chinese greens and oolongs. (http:// www.teagschwendner.com/) I have to admit I'm still trying to figure out exactly what the US and other organic certifications really mean. I do find the concept of actually testing the tea ...

...which has a shop in Chicago that you can order from. I just tried something from there as well. They seem to be slow in stocking new Chinese greens and oolongs. (http:// www.teagschwendner.com/) I have to admit I'm still trying to figure out exactly what the US and other organic certifications really mean. I do find the concept of actually testing the tea easier ...

...) which has a shop in Chicago that you can order from. I just tried something from there as well. They seem to be slow in stocking new Chinese greens and oolongs. (http:// www.teagschwendner.com/) I have to admit I'm still trying to figure out exactly what the US and other organic certifications really mean. I do find the concept of actually testing the tea easier to ...

... teas, and thought I'd heard of every odd concoction possible. I found this website from Pakistan while surfing the web. Apparently they have a "cookies-flavored" tea available there: http://www.unileverpakistan.com.pk/ourbrands/foods/lipton.asp at must that be like?? TeaGschwendner sells Gummi Bear flavoured tea. Now that makes "cookies" sound platable. Shen