Where do you gents buy your tea online? What is good to start with?
Where to buy?
- Thread starter JonnyAngel
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I buy from his store but most of his business is on-line.
teazonline.com
This guy is located in my town. Which makes it very convenient.
Working through a sampler of Black Teas right now.
Please note: I have no personal or business interest with this vendor.
teazonline.com
This guy is located in my town. Which makes it very convenient.
Working through a sampler of Black Teas right now.
Please note: I have no personal or business interest with this vendor.
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I don't buy tea online but the excellent shop I do buy from has a web store front. It's called the Tea Source. Their selection is massive, and I've never had a bad cup yet. Try the Blue Beauty Oolong!
http://teasource.com
http://teasource.com
Which teas are you interested in? If you want to explore the world of Pu-erh and Chinese greens and oolongs, I would reccomend our own Netsurfr....only good reviews here and he'll likely include some goodies:
http://www.jas-etea.com/
There are a couple of vendors in China that come highly reccomended. Also, I like Uptontea.com for black teas....have not ordered from them in years though.
http://www.jas-etea.com/
There are a couple of vendors in China that come highly reccomended. Also, I like Uptontea.com for black teas....have not ordered from them in years though.
If I'm looking for variety, Adagio.com
For those that I'm buying in bulk, www.coffeebeandirect.com. With regards to coffeebeandirect.com, I buy my coffee there, too. The Indian Monsooned Malabar is fantastic.
For those that I'm buying in bulk, www.coffeebeandirect.com. With regards to coffeebeandirect.com, I buy my coffee there, too. The Indian Monsooned Malabar is fantastic.
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UptonTea.com for most of my Darjeelings. I like that they're in MA, as am I.
I buy most of my Chinese greens & blacks, and my oolongs, from SpecialTeas.com.
(I started with adagio.com, but I think that the former two have better wares.)
BTW, in the avoid category, I just ordered some teas from an outfit called Thunderbolt tea which were, I thought, pretty vile.
I've been off the pu-erh wagon, but bought a lot from Yunnan Sourcing on eBay (but email Scott off eBay for a better rate).
I also bought some samples from Steve/Netsurfr, and can recommend him as well.
There were a couple other U.S.-based pu-erh vendors online. Hou de Asian something-or-other has good product, but (IMHO) unduly steep prices.
PuerhShop.com had mostly reasonable prices, and their shipments tended to arrive as soon as you finished just thinking about the order.
While I'm a sushi adherent, and am fond of Japanese knives, I'm not a fan of Japanese green tea.
But if you are, those in-the-know have recommended o-cha.com to me.
I buy most of my Chinese greens & blacks, and my oolongs, from SpecialTeas.com.
(I started with adagio.com, but I think that the former two have better wares.)
BTW, in the avoid category, I just ordered some teas from an outfit called Thunderbolt tea which were, I thought, pretty vile.
I've been off the pu-erh wagon, but bought a lot from Yunnan Sourcing on eBay (but email Scott off eBay for a better rate).
I also bought some samples from Steve/Netsurfr, and can recommend him as well.
There were a couple other U.S.-based pu-erh vendors online. Hou de Asian something-or-other has good product, but (IMHO) unduly steep prices.
PuerhShop.com had mostly reasonable prices, and their shipments tended to arrive as soon as you finished just thinking about the order.
While I'm a sushi adherent, and am fond of Japanese knives, I'm not a fan of Japanese green tea.
But if you are, those in-the-know have recommended o-cha.com to me.
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Hey, I started my business to support my tea habit! I am not making any money but I am sure enjoying a lot of great tea.
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