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Is anyone aware of where I might find some Dilmah (or other brand)
"Half-Decaf" Tea ??? -- I work for the ILEC ...." stuff happens! " |
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Try this site:
http://tinyurl.com/ahofy There is also a Canadian brand called Victoria Tea which is a low-caffeine tea. I like my tea fully-caffeinated, but I found Victoria to be tolerable. It used to be available in Giant supermarkets, but I have not seen it there for a long time. Here is their website: http://www.victoriateas.com/ |
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Thanks. I've used your link to order some from Dilmah...
-- I work for the ILEC ...." stuff happens! " "Pat" > wrote in message oups.com... > Try this site: > > http://tinyurl.com/ahofy > > > There is also a Canadian brand called Victoria Tea which is a > low-caffeine tea. I like my tea fully-caffeinated, but I found > Victoria to be tolerable. It used to be available in Giant > supermarkets, but I have not seen it there for a long time. Here is > their website: > > http://www.victoriateas.com/ > |
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