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Anonymous replied to the topic Why is black tea called red in China? in the forum Tea Conversations 12 years, 3 months ago
Thanks for the clarification @tea-author I’ll pay attention to the copper color next time!
@jackie, yes, it would have been better if the British kept using more colors to keep the tea-naming process uniform. […]
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Anonymous replied to the topic Why is black tea called red in China? in the forum Tea Conversations 12 years, 3 months ago
Thanks for the clarification @tea-author I’ll pay attention to the copper color next time!
@jackie, yes, it would have been better if the British kept using more colors to keep the tea-naming process uniform. […]
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bram replied to the topic Mr. Walker, you are wrong about tea marketplaces in the forum Tea Conversations 12 years, 3 months ago
@jackie: That’s why I started with “in principle”. There are more tealovers out there with programming skill. Furthermore if I talk about price I’m not only talking about money, but also about time and effort. […]
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bram replied to the topic Mr. Walker, you are wrong about tea marketplaces in the forum Tea Conversations 12 years, 3 months ago
@jackie: That’s why I started with “in principle”. There are more tealovers out there with programming skill. Furthermore if I talk about price I’m not only talking about money, but also about time and effort. […]
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Xavier posted a new activity comment 12 years, 3 months ago
Merry Christmas @jackie and to all the others as well.
My Christmas is going well.
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Warren Peltier posted a new activity comment 12 years, 4 months ago
@jackie I took a look at the Tea Industry Q&A site and bookmarked it. Will be nice to see some activity on there; and participate.
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Warren Peltier posted a new activity comment 12 years, 4 months ago
@jackie Our tea MBA courses for the most part are held at Fuzhou University’s School of Management – but we do sometimes have classes off-site (at extra cost) visiting various industries (not all tea-related) while learning very valuable management tools. I’ve found the course to be particularly useful, since I learned so much about Chinese…[Read more]
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Warren Peltier posted a new activity comment 12 years, 4 months ago
@jackie, yeah, I know it was oolong from Fujian province, but which type of oolong? There are Southern Fujian oolongs and Northern Fujian oolongs. The Southern Fujian oolongs are today distinguished by their light roast, hence green color. Most notable of these is Tieguanyin and other Anxi teas such as Huangjingui, Benshan, Maoxie, etc.; and…[Read more]
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Warren Peltier replied to the topic Info on a Pu-Erh in the forum Foreign Language Board 12 years, 4 months ago
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lazyliteratus replied to the topic Earl Grey brew, the beer from New Zealand! in the forum Tea News and Information 12 years, 4 months ago
@Jackie – I heard back from the brewer .It’s not due out in the U.S., yet. But they have plans to ship it overseas eventually.
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Xavier posted a new activity comment 12 years, 4 months ago
@jackie I don’t really know since I had one precise target before having to catch my night train to HH.
I went to the original Theodor teashop in the 16th arrondissement not “far” from the Eiffel Tower.
It is small but has a nice feeling with “old” mosaics on the top.
Before Theodor started there, it was a grocery and I have heard that it is a…[Read more]-
Hmmm, one of the tea-shops I missed last year. Sounds good.
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It is but I only knew it because Guillaume Leleu told me about it and the blog La Théière Nomade spoke a bit about it.
But I think it is in the new book about tea in French.By the way @bram next time you go to Paris, PM me before.
If I am available, I might come (I am only 1h30 away from Paris by TGV).-
I’ll remember that. But I’m not much in Paris. Was there for 2 weeks last year and that was the first time in more than ten years. But I have a feeling that I want to go back to visit all those closed tea shops (it was August)…
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What tea did you buy for yourself @xavier? Your visit sounded really nice. And now HH. Big change. J’avoue que je préfère Paris.
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I won’t comment on that one.
For myself? Saïgon but mostly because the tea cans were the old ones and were really nice (simple and adventurous).
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peter started the topic Nov 26: Levi & Korsinsky investigates Teavana Board of Directors in the forum Tea News and Information 12 years, 4 months ago
Ed. Note: @jackie originally posted this in the Tea Industry Q&A, but I think its more a general business topic than anything specific to the tea industry so I’m posting it here. Interesting stuff, nonetheless.<br […]
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Robert Godden replied to the topic Roasting your own tea? in the forum Tea Conversations 12 years, 5 months ago
*@jackie, There is no confusion on my part. We do not use that word for that crustacean. One goes on the barbecue and is a prawn, one in unlikely to be barbecued and is called a shrimp.I imagine, though, that […]
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Xavier posted a new activity comment 12 years, 5 months ago
😀 😀 😀 @jackie you are the Devil in disguise. 😉
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Xavier posted a new activity comment 12 years, 5 months ago
@jackie It’s always a pleasure to help you.
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Anonymous replied to the topic Third Party Tea Scorn in the forum Tea Conversations 12 years, 5 months ago
I agree with @jackie, better to have a tea bag than no tea at all.I live in Colombia were coffee is the national product. Almost nobody has heard about loose-leaf tea here, and my friends think that I’m just weird : )
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Anonymous replied to the topic Roasting your own tea? in the forum Tea Conversations 12 years, 5 months ago
Thanks @jackie, I haven’t checked G+ yet but will do so now.
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peter posted an update 12 years, 5 months ago
The other day @jackie asked some questions of @teacraft in the forums in the thread about @filoli-farms new tea plantation project. Nigel was unable to answer the questions because of client privilege, which is perfectly understandable. He did, however, offer a great suggestion about having some sort of dedicated area for technical tea industry…[Read more]
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Xavier replied to the topic India: Fastest growing chocolate market in the world in the forum Not only tea! 12 years, 5 months ago
@jackie I read a book called Chocolate Nations, quite informative.And Belgium is my second home.
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peter posted a new activity comment 12 years, 5 months ago
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