Why, thank ya.

It’s just like Skype . . . only easier to use.

In, like, two days!

I think you did, but you just won’t admit it.

It took YEARS to cultivate. The group, I mean.

I just wished that calmness worked all day.

Yes, I do remember you waxing pontificate about said cabinet. It is, indeed, a lovely cabinet.

@Robert – Yes, you were definitely lawn clippings.

First off, great title! And your thoughts pretty much echoed my own, save for the Meng Ding, which I actually liked a lot.

Twas a lot of fun.

The wine world and the tea world have quite a bit in common. The only difference is . . . we can drive home safely on our own.

The Castleton ones are my favorite teas. No question.

Yep, I did mention that the Yunnan one was a regionally specific style. I just found it fascinating that – whether by accident, design or marketing – “Moonlight” Darjeelings have seen some sort of cohesion in processing.

I’m quite impressed at the Street Fighter reference!

Thanks!

I wish I could take credit for that, but that was all my site admin – @Peter.

Yep, try to be.

Why thank you!