| Re: Goodbye, Koslanda Ceylon TC58 |
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Group: rec.food.drink.tea · Group Profile
Author: tocitoci Date: Jul 23, 2008 02:33
On Jul 23, 3:57Â am, "chance" yahoo.co.kr> wrote:>> I've just brewed the last of my once favorite tea, and cannot replace
>> it. Â However, in September I'll sample two different Koslanda teas
>> from Upton, and also try six Nilgiri samples for my late morning tea.
>> I've ordered about fifty teas from Upton, and of these about twenty
>> are no longer available. Â For the rest of July and August, I think
>> I'll do fine with the Assam I have on hand for iced tea. Â Â Toci
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> As for TC58, where has it gone? What do you mean 'no longer
> available'? "Gone forever?" ''No return?"
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> How is it that the goods are so 'fickle' in availability?
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> Incidentally, would you please kindly relate what teas you liked
> best from among so many as 50 teas and tell us about some of them
> for our reference?
The estate teas live for a year, and then disappear. The following
year a different tea from the estate may be sold, but it's not the
same. So far my favorites whuch are still available are TC56, a
Ceylon, TN68, a Nilgiri, and TB15, a Java breakfast tea. My grandson
especially likes their organic Earl Grey. Toci
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