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Jackie posted an update 13 years ago
Oh! I’m sure @thedevotea will have something to say about this too!
[bpfb_link url=’http://shanghaiist.com/2011/11/11/lipton_recalls_toxic_tieguanyin_tea.php’ title=’Lipton recalls toxic Tieguanyin tea, Shanghai quality watchdog still laying low: Shanghaiist’ image=’http://shanghaiist.com/attachments/shang_kenneth/lipton-tieguanyin.jpg’] Resist…[Read more] -
Xavier commented on the post, Sharing The Day With Tea, on the site scandalous tea 13 years ago
@thedevotea do you have a hat?
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Jackie posted a new activity comment 13 years ago
Blimey. What kind of book are you writing @thedevotea? Retro transvestites being caned? For tea bagging?’
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Xavier posted a new activity comment 13 years ago
Interesting.
She seems to have targeted a fresh food supermarket brand but I don’t know if it is a big or a small one.
Perhaps @theDevotea could tell us?It seems no one managed to launch a pyramid bagged tea filled with loose leaves or rather that they weren’t successful but this brand seems to have managed to find a room.
I wonder why? Any idea?-
We do see pyramid bags here in the states in grocery stores. The upper end of the tea bag industry uses them. Even Lipton has a line of them that they are marketing as a more “luxury” tea. Not sure how much they have caught on, though the trend with these types of teabags is that because they have a silky appearance because of the materials they…[Read more]
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I have seen them here too, which is why I was a bit surprised when I read this interview (even if I do believe that Madam Flavour’s bags are of higher quality than those of Lipton).
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peter posted an update 13 years ago
Here’s a link to an interview with the owner of an Australian tea brand marketed toward women. Interesting. Never head of Madame Flavour but maybe @thedevotea has encountered this somewhere.
[bpfb_link url=’http://www.smartcompany.com.au/food-and-beverages/20111026-corinne-noyes-2.html’ title=’Madame Flavour: Corinne Noyes’ image=”]From a…[Read more]-
Interesting.
She seems to have targeted a fresh food supermarket brand but I don’t know if it is a big or a small one.
Perhaps @theDevotea could tell us?It seems no one managed to launch a pyramid bagged tea filled with loose leaves or rather that they weren’t successful but this brand seems to have managed to find a room.
I wonder why? Any idea?-
We do see pyramid bags here in the states in grocery stores. The upper end of the tea bag industry uses them. Even Lipton has a line of them that they are marketing as a more “luxury” tea. Not sure how much they have caught on, though the trend with these types of teabags is that because they have a silky appearance because of the materials they…[Read more]
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I have seen them here too, which is why I was a bit surprised when I read this interview (even if I do believe that Madam Flavour’s bags are of higher quality than those of Lipton).
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I looked at their website and it has a funny theme in it.
Where are their products available?
“They are available in Coles, Woolworths and Safeway, Thomas Dux, selected Ritchies, Romeo’s, Chapley’s and Independent supermarkets in Australia.”-
Coles, Woolworths and Safeway have a duopoly here is Australia. Massive market penetration. I’ve seen the bags a million times – never bought them. I never picked the branding as “women” I always saw it as 1960s, sort of a retro transvestite look.
You live and learn.-
Live and learn about retro transvestites? I bet that’s an interesting story….
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These are the teabags that she uses. I’ve read about them before. They revolutionary in terms of being tea bags, but they are, after all, just tea bags….
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They come in for a bit of caning in my book, also.
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Blimey. What kind of book are you writing @thedevotea? Retro transvestites being caned? For tea bagging?’
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Jackie posted an update 13 years, 1 month ago
As long as @thedevotea isn’t looking I’ll post this little vid of Lipton’s latest PR exercise in the Baltics. To demonstrate the concept of “more space in a pyramid tea bag” Lipton set up these pyramides at various malls. Inside: trampolines for people to bounce away freely in. Clever I think. Though even better would be to contrast those stuck in…[Read more]
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Where to start? Firstly with the concept of a construction with no thought of safety? I guess they have excess population there or something.
Secondly, the STINKING SO CALLED ‘PYRAMID’ tetrahedron is held rigid, unlike the way the PLASTIC they make these bags out of – YES PLASTIC FOR ALL THEY USE CUNNING WORDS LIKE ‘SILKEN’ OR ‘SILKY’ TO IMPLY…[Read more]
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“After all, what the point in letting them grow up to be teabag swilling construction workers with unsafe practices?”
True but still I wouldn’t want them to be hurt.
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lazyliteratus commented on the post, Smoked Assam-ness, on the site Beasts Of Brewdom 13 years, 1 month ago
@Thedevotea – Totally worth your valuable man-tea time, good sir.
@xavier – I’ll only stop posting ’em if you stop reading ’em, Xavier. *heh*
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Jackie posted an update 13 years, 1 month ago
Can’t stay right now but wanted you to know that I enjoyed catching up with both @yaya ‘s latest blog post and @thedevotea ‘s. Also, welcome to @teaheaven, a new member. I’ll be back later, so get in touch if there’s anything you need.
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lazyliteratus commented on the post, Say it as you sip it!, on the site Cups of tea with Jackie 13 years, 1 month ago
First off, I would like to say “Thank you” to @thedevotea for the kind words. I would say you and @lahikmajoe are the truer gems. I’m still working through rock quartz level with the medium. Second…and this is where I’ll get on my soapbox for a second… I became a tea reviewer in 2008 when I submitted […]
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Jackie posted an update 13 years, 2 months ago
I love it when we all get chatting. Especially spurned on by a good blog post. Thanks @jopj @thedevotea and @lahikmajoe for making my morning fun.
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Jackie posted an update 13 years, 2 months ago
Sipping @vivek.lochan‘s Goomtee again. I just love it. I’d say ”buy buy buy” from Lochan, but then you’d think I get a kickback. I don’t. I just fully believe in the company, as does @thedevotea – see his blog post where he talked about them:
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jackie posted on the forum topic A tea in each port in the forum General Discussion: 13 years, 2 months ago
Well, what would you choose? However, isn’t this almost the same as @thedevotea‘s forum post, he started with the seven teas question…:Phttp://teatra.de/talk/topic/seven-teas/
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Jackie posted an update 13 years, 4 months ago
Hello everyone! A large cup of tea, and some of that cake/bread I baked yesterday for @thedevotea‘s tea party. Now I’m glad you made us bake it 😉
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Jackie posted an update 13 years, 4 months ago
Tonight’s the night, or rather early evening for us here to get together with @thedevotea online for a “face off” – Hopefully it’ll all work out. I know @iheartteas is looking through her wardrobe right now, since our host stated there’re certain guidelines about clothing. Well, maybe that’s not quite what he said. Either way, grab a cake (pretend…[Read more]
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Jackie posted an update 13 years, 4 months ago
@latteteadah‘s blog is our newest addition to the Tea Trade blogs, and she’s off to a great start. Well worth a read!
Also, if you haven’t caught up with @thedevotea‘s latest “Family Feud and a Mild Conspiracy Theory” post, it’s practically a must. The comments are just rolling in, go take a look! -
Jackie commented on the post, And so it begins…, on the site Beasts Of Brewdom 13 years, 4 months ago
The first thing you guys should do is introduce yourself with some nice photos. I know you’ve been working out @thedevotea, so you can strut your manliness complete with teacup without fear of being called a tea weed.
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Jackie posted an update 13 years, 6 months ago
Thrilled to have our net friend @thedevotea‘s teas up for sale in the marketplace. Take a peek at his unique Aussie blends: http://t.co/5LLoJH9
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jackie started a new topic "Tea Potting" in the forum General Discussion: 13 years, 6 months ago
Our good man @thedevotea tweeted out a link to this article on “tea potting.” Up until his update, I hadn’t heard a thing about this. Am I just behind the times? Pretty interesting. I can’t wait to see if this “craze” catches on. If you’re tempted, I practically insist on pics!Yours,J.
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peter commented on the post, Tea Creation Myths, on the site Lord Devotea's Tea Spouts 13 years, 6 months ago
Bwhahaa! I love it!
This is exactly the kind of stuff that gets me excited about marketing. Nothing better than to imbue mythical qualities to a product (it’s even better when you make light of it too!)
Though I do think @jackie‘s Bckmph tea description has far more more powerful feel!!
Nicely written @thedevotea 🙂
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Jackie posted an update 13 years, 7 months ago
Just finished reading @thedevotea’s latest blog post. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Won’t say too much now because I’ll leave that for when I comment. Once I’ve been refueled with tea…
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I am as ENRAGED as the Shanghai residents! TIEGUANYIN in TEABAGS? It’s the end of the world.