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Champagne Darjeeling

(Ripon) wrote in news:40276237.0401210501.30f783d2
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> When I was visited this company, luckly I got the chance to talk with
> the export manager. This young man was very open minded,smart,
> extrovert and very knowledgable about Indian teas and somehow felt
> comfortable with me, so did I. It is south Asian culture to offer a
> cup of tea with some light snakes.

Sounds great but hold the snakes on mine.

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