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|  12-20-2009, 01:39 AM | #5 | 
| Will work for Boli GM's Join Date: Oct 2008First Name: Marc Location: Lost in translation...near Newnan, GA 
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				 Trading: (23)     |  Re: Chinese Tea 101 
			
			When brewed properly, no tea should taste bitter... Three main types of teas; black, green, and white...here are some examples: Blacks: Keemun - also known as China Black English Breakfast Tea Irish Breakfast Tea Prince of Wales Earl Grey - also a black tea with flavoring from bergamot (bitter orange) ** this is my favorite...it gives it a light hint of citrus  Greens: Japanese Green Gunpowder Green Tea - any of several types Whites: Any of several types If you plan on buying in the grocery store I find Twinnings to be the best brand...everything else tastes flat and stale by comparison...and you can buy most of these in teabags or loose leaf in tins BTW - Teas age like cigars if you buy tins of loose leaf and keep them sealed to let them age Here's a good online vendor I've bought from several times... Simpson & Vail Also, if you're serious you might want to google "brewing tea" online for a primer on how to brew them properly...each of the three types (black, green, white) use different temperatures and brewing times... Enjoy   
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