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27/02: 2010 Tea Trip Planned

I talked to a friend in Youle mountain today, he said 2010 Spring plantation tea was available now.

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10/02: A tea they said it won't age

2003 Keyixing Yiwu Pu-erh Tea Cake is dismissed as a good candidate for aging, IT IS is for drinking now, since it's too mild, with no guts to age well, a lots people said so.

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08/01: What's going to be in 2010

We are still in a winter storm, but my heart has escaped to a warm 'South of Cloud', Yunnan, so to speak.

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22/12: Merry Christmas!

It's not a holiday for a Chinese american, I can tell you that.

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13/12: My Taobao business

Chinese Taobao is a platform much like its US counterpart eBay, there are millions items offered for bargain hunters.

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07/11: 2009 Fall Tea Trip, Part VII

Both Mr. Wang and Mr. Du have been my buddies since early 70s last century.

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05/11: 2009 Fall Tea Trip, Part VI

I spent last two days of my tea trip at Maliandao, Beijing, the famous tea district in Northern China before returning home.

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16/10: 2009 Fall Tea Trip, Part V

The fresh leaves just plucked smelled so wonderfully, you started to think the resulting maocha would be great.

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14/10: 2009 Fall Tea Trip, Part IV

Bada was the third objective for Menghai tea this time, as we had been in Nannuo, and Bulang a few times already.


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12/10: 2009 Fall Tea Trip, Part III

We did not exactly leaving Yiwu empty handed because of many less impressive tasting sessions. At the back of our truck, we got two big bags of maocha, which we decided to get for our American Hao 0906.

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