Finally you can make your own Green Tea at home.

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your heart beating properly, enhance your energy, and lose weight then
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Green4Tea.

What makes that tea better than other Green Tea you can buy is that it
will make twice as much tea for you, you get the pleasure of making it
on your own and it works much better. Other products are manufactured
for volume, not quality, not purity, not weight.

Do you want to know exactly what you are drinking?
Feel free to go to my blog and learn more!

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oh my god that website almost looks like a parody of a product marketing
website

> Finally you can make your own Green Tea at home.
>
> Are you trying to get healthy, increase your blood circulation, get
> your heart beating properly, enhance your energy, and lose weight then
> you have come to the right place and I want to introduce you to
> Green4Tea.
>
> What makes that tea better than other Green Tea you can buy is that it
> will make twice as much tea for you, you get the pleasure of making it
> on your own and it works much better. Other products are manufactured
> for volume, not quality, not purity, not weight.
>
> Do you want to know exactly what you are drinking?
> Feel free to go to my blog and learn more!
>
> http://weightlosschat.wordpress.com/

Aids in maintaining healthy eyes...

oh my god! AIDS, in the EYES


> Finally you can make your own Green Tea at home.
>
> Are you trying to get healthy, increase your blood circulation, get
> your heart beating properly, enhance your energy, and lose weight then
> you have come to the right place and I want to introduce you to
> Green4Tea.
>
> What makes that tea better than other Green Tea you can buy is that it
> will make twice as much tea for you, you get the pleasure of making it
> on your own and it works much better. Other products are manufactured
> for volume, not quality, not purity, not weight.
>
> Do you want to know exactly what you are drinking?
> Feel free to go to my blog and learn more!
>
> http://weightlosschat.wordpress.com/

I let others tread where I dare not. Actually all you need is a tea
bush and everything else is a given. Its an ornamental shrub in the
South.

Jim

On Jan 23, 9:23 am, stefan > wrote:
> Aids in maintaining healthy eyes...
>
> oh my god! AIDS, in the EYES

> wrote:
>I let others tread where I dare not. Actually all you need is a tea
>bush and everything else is a given. Its an ornamental shrub in the
>South.

My experience in doing this has lead me to believe that it's just like
building loudspeakers. It's easy to grow tea bushes and to make green
tea as long as you don't actually care about making _good_ green tea.
If you want it to actually be good, it becomes very difficult.
--scott
--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

I think a lot of tea bushes is the make or break point not
processing. I think I could come up with a good tea if I processed a
bushel a day.

Jim

On Jan 23, 7:41 pm, (Scott Dorsey) wrote:
> > wrote:
> >I let others tread where I dare not. Actually all you need is a tea
> >bush and everything else is a given. Its an ornamental shrub in the
> >South.
>
> My experience in doing this has lead me to believe that it's just like
> building loudspeakers. It's easy to grow tea bushes and to make green
> tea as long as you don't actually care about making _good_ green tea.
> If you want it to actually be good, it becomes very difficult.
> --scott
> --
> "C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

I believe we can expect US based tea growing to become more popular in
the next decade given the dual drivers of Post Depression Isolationism
and reaction against excessive Food Miles. There is no doubt tea can
grow in many places in North America and is already to some degree
commercial in South Carolina, Hawaii, and Washington State, and has to
my knowledge been trialed in Texas, Louisiana and California. The
degree of commercial success available is determined by many factors
and many previous failures have been due to pursuing the wrong market
model. As pointed out by Scott, making tea is not the issue, it's
making good tea that's difficult. That however, is more of a process
issue than an agronomic problem. I have tasted excellent tea off US
soil and also some pretty mediocre tea - made from the same leaf.
Good processing can be learned - expensively by trial and error, more
effectively by following instruction and teaching.

One observation I have, however, pertinent to the success of would be
US tea growers. Over the 30 years I have been studying this rare
species, I have noticed a distinct trait common to them all - they
would rather re-invent the process than copy and adopt techniques that
have served the industry well for 100's of years. As an ex product
developer I of course applaud this approach, but as a technical
consultant I warn that "Rules can only be successfully broken when you
fully understand them". Certain it is that there are not yet any tea
makers in the USA who understand the rules sufficiently to rewrite the
text books, or make a reputation for tea growing.

Nigel at Teacraft - keen to assist any US tea entrepreneurs who really
want to home grow an acre or more






On Jan 24, 2:41*am, (Scott Dorsey) wrote:
*It's easy to grow tea bushes and to make green
> tea as long as you don't actually care about making _good_ green tea.
> If you want it to actually be good, it becomes very difficult.

When I first saw this, I thought "people have been making green tea at
home for thousands of years". Then I realized that this is MAGIC green
tea.

In article >,
Alan > wrote:
>When I first saw this, I thought "people have been making green tea at
>home for thousands of years". Then I realized that this is MAGIC green
>tea.

It will make the blind hear and the deaf see!
--scott
--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."