From Newsgroup: rec.food.drink.tea

On Tuesday, October 28, 2003 at 8:48:56 PM UTC+5:30, George Thompson wrote:

<de-lurk>
Hi - this is my first post, but I've been hanging around, reading
about all the unusual teas that people keep talking about, and
searching for a place to supply my wants! Fortunately the one I found
and like the most is only a few miles away from me!

The address is http://www.theteajunction.co.uk and it doesn't really
come up on search engines so it's unlikely you've heard of it! (hence bringing it to your attention)

So far they've been excellent - they offer free P&P to the UK & are
currently offering 10% off online orders

Since I actually wanted to put some useful info up for this group, I
went investigating!

For the American, Chinese etc they do deliver internationally - though
they will email the person a quote first. Amazingly they seem to send
an awful lot of tea and coffee abroad - tea to china? Mad...

Adrian (the shop owner) will welcome any questions about his service
on: info <at> theteajunction <dot> co <dot> uk

Hi George
i prefer online tea and recommended you to purchase online tea using online tea store for Organic Tea Leaves UK.https://www.halmaritea.co.uk/

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From Newsgroup: rec.food.drink.tea

On Wednesday, October 29, 2003 at 12:18:56 AM UTC+9, George Thompson wrote:

<de-lurk>
Hi - this is my first post, but I've been hanging around, reading
about all the unusual teas that people keep talking about, and
searching for a place to supply my wants! Fortunately the one I found
and like the most is only a few miles away from me!

The address is http://www.theteajunction.co.uk and it doesn't really
come up on search engines so it's unlikely you've heard of it! (hence bringing it to your attention)

So far they've been excellent - they offer free P&P to the UK & are
currently offering 10% off online orders

Since I actually wanted to put some useful info up for this group, I
went investigating!

For the American, Chinese etc they do deliver internationally - though
they will email the person a quote first. Amazingly they seem to send
an awful lot of tea and coffee abroad - tea to china? Mad...

Adrian (the shop owner) will welcome any questions about his service
on: info <at> theteajunction <dot> co <dot> uk

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From Newsgroup: rec.food.drink.tea

On Wednesday, October 29, 2003 at 12:18:56 AM UTC+9, George Thompson wrote:

<de-lurk>
Hi - this is my first post, but I've been hanging around, reading
about all the unusual teas that people keep talking about, and
searching for a place to supply my wants! Fortunately the one I found
and like the most is only a few miles away from me!

The address is http://www.theteajunction.co.uk and it doesn't really
come up on search engines so it's unlikely you've heard of it! (hence bringing it to your attention)

So far they've been excellent - they offer free P&P to the UK & are
currently offering 10% off online orders

Since I actually wanted to put some useful info up for this group, I
went investigating!

For the American, Chinese etc they do deliver internationally - though
they will email the person a quote first. Amazingly they seem to send
an awful lot of tea and coffee abroad - tea to china? Mad...

Adrian (the shop owner) will welcome any questions about his service
on: info <at> theteajunction <dot> co <dot> uk

There is this store I buy my teas from, it is a new tea brand in the US, "lowsugardrinks". I think they even offer a 25% sales commission or something. You can google it. It is worth checking. Well, good luck with that.
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From Newsgroup: rec.food.drink.tea

On Sunday, November 2, 2003 at 6:35:43 PM UTC+9, George Thompson wrote:

Are there any other good sites I should visit?

You can try https://lowsugardrinks.com. I love this site. They have Japanese teas too. I think it is a Japanese company based in the US. They even have affiliate program and 25% sales commission or so. It's worth checking. Good luck!
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