Vendors marked with * indicate that I have personally done business with them and I was satisfied or pleased with the transaction.
Vendors marked with :( indicate that The Republic of Tea are a bunch of fucktards and I don't think anyone should give them money.
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Adagio *
Artistic Nippon *
Art of Tea
B
Bigelow Tea
C
Canton Tea Co
China Mist
Choice Organic Tea *
D
Davidson's Tea
Den's Tea *
Dragon Tea House (eBay)
Dragon Water Tea Co.
E
E&A Tea Co.
F
Fun Alliance *
G
Guayaki
H
Hankook Tea Company
Harney & Sons
Hibiki-an *
Honest Tea
Houde Asian Art *
I
Imperial Tea Court *
Ineeka
Inko's
In Pursuit of Tea
Ippodo
Ito en
J
Jing Tea Shop
Just 4 Tea *
K
L
Lupicia Tea
M
Marukyu-Koyamaen
Matcha and More
Matcha Source *
Maiko
Mighty Leaf *
Magokorodo (eBay)
N
Numi Tea
New Mexico Tea Co.
O
O-cha Green Tea *
Octavia Tea
Original Ceylon Tea Co.
P
PG Tips
Portsmouth Tea Co
Puerh Shop
Q
R
Red Blossom Tea Co. *
Republic of Tea :(
Revolution
Rishi-Tea *
S
Silk Road Trade (eBay) *
Silver Leaf Tea
Silver Tips Tea *
Simpson & Vail Inc.
SpecialTeas
Stash
T
Tao of Tea
Taylors of Harrogate
Tazo
T Ching *
Tea Cuppa
Tea Forte
Tea Spring *
T Factor Teas *
Third Street Chai
Twinnings
Two Leaves and a Bud
U
Upton Tea Imports
V
W
X
Y
Yunnan Sourcing LLC (eBay)
Z
Zencha *
Zhena's Gypsy Tea
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Welcome to Another Tea Blog
Ok, I fought it and fought it, but the blog is officialy dead. It saddens me, as tea has given me much pleasure, as has this blog. Unfortunately for now my interests and hobbies have moved on to other things.
Even without updates, many people still find their way to this blog. It is my hope that it will still be a source of information to some. I have dissabled the comment moderation. If you wish to leave a comment, feel free, but I will most likely not respond.
Hopefully this is temporary. Hopefully tea will once agian be the source of pleasure that it was to me. And in the mean time, hopefully it will continue to be a source of pleasure for you.
Even without updates, many people still find their way to this blog. It is my hope that it will still be a source of information to some. I have dissabled the comment moderation. If you wish to leave a comment, feel free, but I will most likely not respond.
Hopefully this is temporary. Hopefully tea will once agian be the source of pleasure that it was to me. And in the mean time, hopefully it will continue to be a source of pleasure for you.
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18 comments:
I noticed that Ito-En is missing. That is one of my favorite spots for loose leaf tea. They often have small amounts of higher grade teas that they only sell through their store in NYC. Although it is a Japanese company, and they therefore have great Japanese teas, their Chinese and other teas are also top quality, although pricey. The site is at http://www.itoen.com/estore/index.cfm
I think their bottled teas are the best too.
Thank you, I over looked them.
I agree their RTD teas are superior to most others.
Could you please add Canton Tea Co (www.cantonteaco.com)
We are a UK based tea company selling high grade, whole leaf tea from China and Taiwan.
Would you be willing to add Tea Forte (www.teaforte.com)?
Thank you!
Hi Alex,
Would you be happy to add my small store to your list...
www.nadacha.co.uk
thanks,
nada.
I hate to be 'one of those vendors', but you don't seem to mind a shop owner mentioning their company. Try looking into:
www.sensationalteas.com
I carry lots of Japanese and Chinese tea ware and some lovely teas...if I do say so myself. I'm adding a couple of new oolongs right this minute and that's how I found your blog. I enjoyed visiting, thanks for tea blogging! ~Mary
Greetings!
I lived in China for a while and grew to love Chinese greens and Fujian Wulongs. My favourite source for these outside of China (I've tried A LOT of Tea for this place) is Xiu Xian Tea: http://www.xiuxiantea.com/
Other WONDERFUL lose leaf tea vendors:
Floating Leaves in Seattle
http://www.floatingleavestea.com/ (VERY BEST Taiwanese/Formosa Wulong you will find IN THE States.
TeaCup
TeaFox - Some incredible Sencha and Gyokuro here. Farm fresh as well! http://www.teafox.com/
p.S> I noticed Taos of Tea from Portland on your list. Their 500 Mile Chai, Jin Xuan wulong, and HM Nilgiri is quite special. I hope you see for yourself someday.
Enjoy your tea!
Mio
Someone mentioned floating leaves tea in seattle - another worthwhile vendor is www.julibee.com. all organic and good quality for what I've tried.
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Hi brother,this is a good blog about tea,I find here very hard,you are a good man on tea.
Good list and there's a lot of them :) This is my first visit to your blog, and I can see so much information on different varieties of tea in here, I'll keep coming back and dig some more of your post.
Thanks :)
Hello buddy,thanks for information
For tea enthusiasts who find your way to this excellent blog, may I invite you to visit www.MAGtea.com. MAG Tea is new tea company with a very unique approach. This is an on-line tea company where award winning loose leaf teas from several tea brands can be purchased at a single location.
The MAG Tea story is pretty straight forward. While searching for high quality and great tasting loose leaf teas we discovered the North American Tea Championship, and soon learned that many of the tea brands recognized as Tea Champions are truly outstanding loose leaf teas.
To make a long story short, we built relationships with several established tea companies and MAG Tea is now selling a number of teas that received Tea Champion awards.
MAG Tea is new, and may be called a boutique tea company, because the number of teas carried is relatively small. Even so, the majority of teas sold are true national award winning teas, and there are selections in the various categories of black, green, white, oolong and puerh tea, as well as rooibos and herbal infusions.
MAG Tea has identified some great tasting loose leaf decaffeinated tea, since there are times when we love a great cup of tea but we don’t need the caffeine-buzz. Yes, believe it or not, MAG Tea has a number of great excellent loose leaf decaf teas and caffeine-free infusions.
We’d appreciate your comments about our unique approach and focus on providing tea enthusiasts the convenience of ordering a variety award winning tea brands at one location. We look forward to your visit to www.MAGtea.com.
Lisa, at -
www.MAGtea.com
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