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Mike -
Which post are you referring to? I noticed that in this thread I cannot see neither Dan nor Renny. Sasha. "Mike Petro" > wrote in message ups.com... > Dan, I have to admit this was quite good. It was well written and very > accurately concurs with several private conversations I have had with > other friends and acquaintances I have in the tea business, all of whom > conduct business in China. The subject of puerh is quite controversial, > even amongst the Chinese. I have spent years researching it in depth > and I have often heard conflicting information directly from Chinese > sources, and Chinese books/texts. It is so confusing that I have > learned to look for corroboration before believing anything. Your > description was quite excellent, please post more like this! > > Mike > http://www.pu-erh.net > |
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Hi Alex,
His 2 posts were way too long to quote so I left them out. I will forward the post to you vis email. Mike Alex Chaihorsky wrote: > Mike - > > Which post are you referring to? I noticed that in this thread I cannot see > neither Dan nor Renny. > > Sasha. > > > "Mike Petro" > wrote in message > ups.com... > > Dan, I have to admit this was quite good. It was well written and very > > accurately concurs with several private conversations I have had with > > other friends and acquaintances I have in the tea business, all of whom > > conduct business in China. The subject of puerh is quite controversial, > > even amongst the Chinese. I have spent years researching it in depth > > and I have often heard conflicting information directly from Chinese > > sources, and Chinese books/texts. It is so confusing that I have > > learned to look for corroboration before believing anything. Your > > description was quite excellent, please post more like this! > > > > Mike > > http://www.pu-erh.net > > |
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Thanks a zil.
Sasha. "Mike Petro" > wrote in message ups.com... > Hi Alex, > > His 2 posts were way too long to quote so I left them out. > > I will forward the post to you vis email. > > Mike > > > > > > > > Alex Chaihorsky wrote: >> Mike - >> >> Which post are you referring to? I noticed that in this thread I cannot >> see >> neither Dan nor Renny. >> >> Sasha. >> >> >> "Mike Petro" > wrote in message >> ups.com... >> > Dan, I have to admit this was quite good. It was well written and very >> > accurately concurs with several private conversations I have had with >> > other friends and acquaintances I have in the tea business, all of whom >> > conduct business in China. The subject of puerh is quite controversial, >> > even amongst the Chinese. I have spent years researching it in depth >> > and I have often heard conflicting information directly from Chinese >> > sources, and Chinese books/texts. It is so confusing that I have >> > learned to look for corroboration before believing anything. Your >> > description was quite excellent, please post more like this! >> > >> > Mike >> > http://www.pu-erh.net >> > > |
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