...wrote: Ik ben op zoek naar de Italiaanse versie van het lied "Ik hou van jou" van Herman van Veen. Weet iemand hier de titel en wie de...het lied "Liefde Van Later"? Dat heeft nl. een refrein dat gaat: Ik hou van jou Met heel mijn hart en ziel hou ik van jou Langs de zon en maan tot aan het ochtendblauw. Ik hou nog steeds van jou Zo ja, dan is volgens http://www.secondhandsongs.com/song...

Ik ben op zoek naar de Italiaanse versie van het lied "Ik hou van jou" van Herman van Veen. Weet iemand hier de titel en wie de artiest is? Alvast bedankt, Leo

On 27 Mar, 02:43, Hyllan <caroline_h...@yahoo.com> wrote: I recently decided to explore some of China's classical green teas and ordered Supreme Tai Ping Hou Kui and Liu An Gua Pian from Dragon Tea House. I did not get any brewing recommendations and my initial attempts to brew the teas in both a glass and a small porcelain pot yielded a rather bland tea in both cases. It was not ...

... 2 noe d nature of teas first: Tai Ping Hou Kui - first fried in the pan briefly & then ... fully fried in the pan & handpressed. Flavors: Tai Ping Hou Kui - fragrance is lingering but strong, sweet, slightly ... 2 brew Liu An Gua Pia, with Tai Ping Hou Kui you can use this method: using 80c temperature... & then pour out the tea. With Tai Ping Hou Kui, the 2nd & 3rd brews are usually the better ...

On Mar 27, 9:46 am, Lewis Perin <pe...@panix.com> wrote: "Dominic T." <dominictibe...@gmail.com> writes: [...Taiping Hou Kui...] Liu An is admittedly not one of my strong suits and I'm relatively inexperienced with it, but while it isn't a personal favorite either I can appreciate it a bit more and brewing is more forgiving as far as what I've seen. I treat it like a...

"Dominic T." <dominictiberio@gmail.com> writes: [...Taiping Hou Kui...] Liu An is admittedly not one of my strong suits and I'm relatively inexperienced with it, but while it isn't a personal favorite either I can appreciate it a bit more and brewing is more forgiving as far as what I've seen. I treat it like a green Puerh and a quick rinse as well as hotter water (90-100c...

On Mar 26, 9:43 pm, Hyllan <caroline_h...@yahoo.com> wrote: I recently decided to explore some of China's classical green teas and ordered Supreme Tai Ping Hou Kui and Liu An Gua Pian from Dragon Tea House. I did not get any brewing recommendations and my initial attempts to brew the teas in both a glass and a small porcelain pot yielded a rather bland tea in both cases. It was not ...

On Mar 26, 6:43 pm, Hyllan <caroline_h...@yahoo.com> wrote: I recently decided to explore some of China's classical green teas and ordered Supreme Tai Ping Hou Kui and Liu An Gua Pian from Dragon Tea House. I did not get any brewing recommendations and my initial attempts to brew the teas in both a glass and a small porcelain pot yielded a rather bland tea in both cases. It was not ...

I recently decided to explore some of China's classical green teas and ordered Supreme Tai Ping Hou Kui and Liu An Gua Pian from Dragon Tea House. I did not get any brewing recommendations and my initial attempts to brew the teas in both a glass and a small porcelain pot yielded a rather bland tea in both cases. It was not weak, just not very distinct or special in any great way. Is there ...

I'm sure I got the herbalist hand written Chinese characters right. They don't match Tai Ping Hou Kui. If that leaf has a obvious hatch or checkered pattern then that is probably what I have in ...> your mentioning "indentation marks" kind of reminded me of the criss-cross pattern of Tai Ping Hou Kui (sometimes called Monkey King). Since the leaves are pressed flat, I could also see someone ...