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Stefan 30-06-2008 07:09 PM

Source for Hight Mountain Oolong Teas directly from China/Taiwan?
 
hi.. i just wanted to know if there is any recommended source where i
can order decent to high quality high mountain oolong teas directly from
taiwan or china.. the coolest thing would be directly from the farm of
course..

kind regards, stefan

Dominic T. 01-07-2008 05:06 PM

Source for Hight Mountain Oolong Teas directly from China/Taiwan?
 
On Jun 30, 1:09 pm, Stefan > wrote:
> hi.. i just wanted to know if there is any recommended source where i
> can order decent to high quality high mountain oolong teas directly from
> taiwan or china.. the coolest thing would be directly from the farm of
> course..
>
> kind regards, stefan


Teaspring, Jings, and eBay tend to be my first stops when hunting...
then from there I either rely on friends or luck. None of these are
straight from the farm, but they are from in country. The bad part is
that I have had excellent tea show up on eBay and then after a month
the seller is gone leaving me wanting more. There are other good
internet vendors if you search the archives, I do from time to time
and occasionally I'll come across a gem or two.

- Dominic

[email protected] 01-07-2008 06:56 PM

Source for Hight Mountain Oolong Teas directly from China/Taiwan?
 
On Jul 1, 11:06 am, "Dominic T." > wrote:
> On Jun 30, 1:09 pm, Stefan > wrote:
>
> > hi.. i just wanted to know if there is any recommended source where i
> > can order decent to high quality high mountain oolong teas directly from
> > taiwan or china.. the coolest thing would be directly from the farm of
> > course..

>
> > kind regards, stefan

>
> Teaspring, Jings, and eBay tend to be my first stops when hunting...
> then from there I either rely on friends or luck. None of these are
> straight from the farm, but they are from in country. The bad part is
> that I have had excellent tea show up on eBay and then after a month
> the seller is gone leaving me wanting more. There are other good
> internet vendors if you search the archives, I do from time to time
> and occasionally I'll come across a gem or two.
>
> - Dominic


I usually buy my oolongs from www.houdeasianart.com
or
www.shanshuiteas.com

TokyoB 01-07-2008 08:05 PM

Source for Hight Mountain Oolong Teas directly from China/Taiwan?
 
On Jun 30, 1:09*pm, Stefan > wrote:
> hi.. i just wanted to know if there is any recommended source where i
> can order decent to high quality high mountain oolong teas directly from
> taiwan or china.. the coolest thing would be directly from the farm of
> course..
>
> kind regards, stefan


I also buy at Hou De, Shan Shui. In addition I buy oolongs from
TeaMasters http://teamasters.blogspot.com/
Seven Cups Tea is good too.

Dominic T. 01-07-2008 09:49 PM

Source for Hight Mountain Oolong Teas directly from China/Taiwan?
 
On Jul 1, 2:05 pm, TokyoB > wrote:
> On Jun 30, 1:09 pm, Stefan > wrote:
>
> > hi.. i just wanted to know if there is any recommended source where i
> > can order decent to high quality high mountain oolong teas directly from
> > taiwan or china.. the coolest thing would be directly from the farm of
> > course..

>
> > kind regards, stefan

>
> I also buy at Hou De, Shan Shui. In addition I buy oolongs from
> TeaMastershttp://teamasters.blogspot.com/
> Seven Cups Tea is good too.


I left our Hou De in my initial reply, but definitely they are on my
list. As for Teamasters, I just don't get the concept or how to go
about ordering anything from him. I'd be happy to hear how the process
goes though.

- Dominic

SN 01-07-2008 10:03 PM

Source for Hight Mountain Oolong Teas directly from China/Taiwan?
 
for Teamasters
you send Stephane an email to get the price list,
he sends you a PDF (it also has shipping charges)
for payment it says with Paypal

his email is on this page: http://teamasters.blogspot.com/2005/...selection.html


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