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Michael Plant > wrote in message >...
> 1/9/04 > > > > Martin Pollow > wrote in message > > >... > >> Hi, > >> green teas from Darjeeling somtimes have the abbreviation KGFOP. What does > >> it mean? I know P, OP, FOP and GFOP, but what is the K for? > >> > >> Thanks, > >> Martin > > > > Martin: > > > > KGFOP just indicate it is green tea. But this word K is not a official > > grading word. Some tea estates Use K. Otherwise most of the estates > > say Green tea STGFOP. I just bought some KGFOP green tea. > > > > Ripon > > (Calcutta,India) > > Hey Ripon, > > Give my love to Calcutta. > It's been quite a while. > > Michael Michael: I gave your love to Calcutta and she told me- she miss you -): I am going back to Dhaka next week and my trip here was 100% successful. So many things to talk about. I got the chance to meet the top tea related people from India- from tea company,s CEO to 40+years old experienced tea tasters. Great experience. I have learned a lot about tea which will provides some fresh information to my book. Today I have been visited India,s one of the most mordern tea processing factory and tasting room. Having great time. I will share everything when I will go back to Bangladesh. I miss posting with you guys. Ripon (Calcutta,India) |
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