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Default Best deals ordering fine teas?

Does anyone have recommendations for the best value when ordering tea.
For example, I have heard that Upton is comprehensive in its
selection, but a little overpriced. I am just looking for good black
teas to try and wondered if anyone had a source that was fairly
priced. Specialteas? Mark T. Wendell?
I get everything loose from my local Middle Eastern and Asian
supermarkets and am looking for a good source to try some really fine
teas, without paying more than I should. I am starting with Assam and
Earl Greys if that makess any difference in who you would recommend.
Or should I just go with Upton? They certainly offer more varieties
than I could ever hope to try.
Any help appreciated.
Thank you,
Allen
 
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