I found Maokong too touristy, but the Wisteria Tea House is highly recommended. Excellent service, atmosphere, and gallery. Ten Ren (Ten Fu) also operates a tea school in town which is worth visiting if you can speak Chinese. If I'm not mistaken it also has a large cafe area on the first floor.

TokyoB wrote: Can anyone recommend some teahouses or areas? I was thinking of going to Maokong and taking the new gondola. Tieguanyin is grown there. I have also heard of Wisteria Tea House. Any other recommendations? I'm looking for tea as well as nicer quality guiwans and maybe an yixing pot (I already have too many!). I will also be in Kaohsiung but I've never found much there in the way of good teashops. I would highly ...

"Roger Thorpe" <myinitial.mysrname@warwick.ac.uk> wrote in message news:g4vn1q$isf$1@wisteria.csv.warwick.ac.uk... Steve Firth wrote: Roger Thorpe <myinitial.mysrname@warwick.ac.uk> wrote: Steve Firth wrote: Roger Thorpe <myinitial.mysrname@warwick.ac.uk> wrote: Assume that, since the warmth of the item on standby can be felt, And that fails because you're making an ...

On Jul 4, 9:07 am, TokyoB <dragonwell...@gmail.com> wrote: Can anyone recommend some teahouses or areas? I was thinking of going to Maokong and taking the new gondola. Tieguanyin is grown there. I have also heard of Wisteria Tea House. Any other recommendations? I'm looking for tea as well as nicer quality guiwans and maybe an yixing pot (I already have too many!). I will also be in Kaohsiung but I've never found much there in ...

Can anyone recommend some teahouses or areas? I was thinking of going to Maokong and taking the new gondola. Tieguanyin is grown there. I have also heard of Wisteria Tea House. Any other recommendations? I'm looking for tea as well as nicer quality guiwans and maybe an yixing pot (I already have too many!). I will also be in Kaohsiung but I've never found much there in the way of good teashops.

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...news:4296ce87-3550-4533-b79c-7e168f8a3aa0@25g2000hsx.googlegroups.com... On 27 Jun, 13:44, "Mike P" <priv...@privacy.net> wrote: "Roger Thorpe" <myinitial.mysrn...@warwick.ac.uk> wrote in message news:g42n4c$lj8$1@wisteria.csv.warwick.ac.uk... Steve Firth wrote: I can't see how you can read that into Duhng's statement other than if you are falling backwards to open your legs and be inseminated with ...

philipuk@gmail.com wrote: On 27 Jun, 13:44, "Mike P" <priv...@privacy.net> wrote: "Roger Thorpe" <myinitial.mysrn...@warwick.ac.uk> wrote in message news:g42n4c$lj8$1@wisteria.csv.warwick.ac.uk... Steve Firth wrote: I can't see how you can read that into Duhng's statement other than if you are falling backwards to open your legs and be inseminated with his next love child. That's the second ...

On 27 Jun, 13:44, "Mike P" <priv...@privacy.net> wrote: "Roger Thorpe" <myinitial.mysrn...@warwick.ac.uk> wrote in message news:g42n4c$lj8$1@wisteria.csv.warwick.ac.uk... Steve Firth wrote: I can't see how you can read that into Duhng's statement other than if you are falling backwards to open your legs and be inseminated with his next love child. That's the second unpleasant image you've put in my ...

"Roger Thorpe" <myinitial.mysrname@warwick.ac.uk> wrote in message news:g42n4c$lj8$1@wisteria.csv.warwick.ac.uk... Steve Firth wrote: I can't see how you can read that into Duhng's statement other than if you are falling backwards to open your legs and be inseminated with his next love child. That's the second unpleasant image you've put in my head in 24 hours. "This is a very small difference." ...