It seems you are getting quite an international reputation.

Regarding prices, I spoke a little about it in my blog but more on the brick and mortar vs Internet shops.
Perhaps I should write something about it.

I just saw it but I didn’t do it with a cup of tea.
Perhaps I should try it someday.

Don’t worry, the real dragon slayer is a small yellow bird (I couldn’t find the reference when I wrote this but I will look later into it).

And remember breath in, breath out, drink tea, run headfirst in, drink […]

A really great read and an original approach to the Lord Devotea’s teas.
Well done.

Why did you prepare your water in another way?

And it seems you have good connections to finding rare teas (at least not that common).

This week would have been a go only for the last 2 days. As you said, teas appeal differently to each one of us.

So you didn’t find anything on this secret? So sad to hear that and to read it.

Interesting choices. I don’t think I would like this calendar but this is my taste.

I had the same final thought as you.
You should be worried.

So many brands and teas to try 😀 This is why I love the tea world.

Jerry? Funny name.
Don’t worry, networking is not as easy as some might want to believe and I am sure you will manage to improve your skills at it. Tea conventions might be a good exercise and a more relaxed […]

It looks a nice place but I can understand you: the smaller brick and mortar shops have always a little something that the big ones don’t have.

Check here

I had one in this post http://teaconomics.teatra.de/2012/07/31/norway-in-a-tea-shop/ but it disappeared and now is not the right season to make a picture.

Thanks.

This time I can congratulate you and don’t worry, I read it until the end.

Are you related to Marshal Forwards?