Hey, no law suit pending I can assure you ;-))

Anyway I might be able to de-cypher the nei fei myself using a few
notes/book I have. Its not THAT important to find out precisely where the
cake was made. Just curious mainly.

I keep records of what I buy, when I buy it and from whom etc, any other
info I can glean is simply a bonus. I scan the cake and print the image
and some details on an A5 card and keep them all in a folder. Also helps me
remember which tea is what !

Most of the vendors I buy tea from specify who made the tea or where it came
from. Just with this one I lucked out - so far.

--
Cheers
Mal
Oz
http://maloz.bigblog.com.au/index.do
"Space Cowboy" > wrote in message
oups.com...
> Don't hold me too it. I'm a little gun shy about not being correct
> about everything I say. Since we're talking about CNNP it might just
> be the red Zhong green Cha seal which simply means a tea from China.
> I also think those two colors are recent years so from the nineties I
> would expect them to be different. If there are characters it should
> say the factory. I seem to remember I bought some CNNP by the QiZi
> tong and one of the bings had a slip saying Xiaguan. I think the rest
> were the ZhongCha red\green seal. Or I'm thinking about bings in
> general which indicate the factory information on the embedded slip.
>
> Jim
>
> PS Everytime I drink tea and do taxes I always wonder what would make
> us throw a tea party today.
>
> On Apr 5, 8:15 am, "Mal from Oz" > wrote:
>> Jim,
>> There is - it's semi-entombed in tea at the moment. Plan to brew some of
>> this on the weekend - I'll try to pry it free and post on my blog.
>>
>> --
>> Cheers
>> Mal
>> Ozhttp://maloz.bigblog.com.au/index.do"Space Cowboy"
>> > wrote in message
> ...puer pigeon hole...
>
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