Are all of them “Earl Grey that followed the Bushido code”?

Thanks for you comment. I seldom buy from them but your comment is consistent with others I heard.

Do you really want a review? 😛

I do.
And I think that transparency and knowledge when regarding food/drinks is important but then again, I am from the EU and I believe geographical indicator is an important thing on a lot of food/drink products.

Too bad the signs were not up to the task and too bad you missed the tea tasting.
Next time 😀

“They went with both.”
I think I mentioned that somewhere.

And mixing a bear, Obi Wan Kenobi and a lot of other things in the same review, you are the only one who can do that.

Laotian teas that take everything you throw at them like Russians? It seems you threw a lot at them.

I was very afraid at the beginning of your post but in the end, you found a nice way to all join together over a cup of tea without firing at will at anyone (okay, only at the end but still impressive … for you :P).

Only you could bring tea and politics together without any troubles while being informative and still focusing on a rather unknown tea.

Another good post of yours.

One more reason not to be in the detox thing.

Over the hills and far away…
This is where our tea comes from.

I can. I have everything to proof it.

Thanks for the recipe.

Jurassic Park and a tea that turns you into a ghost (I have a proof, I saw your picture :P)? This is really something for me but Pu Erh is not yet my favourite tea (but I am slowly learning).

I will keep my fingers crossed.

He seems like a second-degree man (or a third or a fourth or…).

Let us know if your wish comes true.

A Mad Hatter Tea Party? Who played the March Hare?

Making coffee pay for tea boxes is a clever move.

I must focus more on this tea pairing side of things in everyday life.

Thanks for the insights and the sharing of this expo.