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"If this is coffee, please bring me some tea; but if this is tea, please bring me some coffee." - Abe Lincoln, Caffeine Connoisseur
Upon acquisition, it's best to store it in some cool, airtight container.
The best companies make sure that their teas come from the top of the stalk; just these leaves will do.
mmmm....
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"If this is coffee, please bring me some tea; but if this is tea, please bring me some coffee." - Abe Lincoln, Caffeine Connoisseur
Coagulating Coffee
Upon acquisition, it's best to store it in some cool, airtight container.
Tip Top Tea
The best companies make sure that their teas come from the top of the stalk; just these leaves will do.
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- A History of Tea (timeline)
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- Buy Well (100% Organic & Fair Trade!)
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- Coffee Research
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- Coffee Universe
- Equal Exchange (100% Fair Trade)
- Ethical Tea Partnership (ETP)
- First Colony Coffee & Tea (VA)
- Harney & Sons
- Health Benefit Reports
- In Pursuit of Tea (organic)
- Intelligentsia
- LAMILL Coffee Co.
- Lipton Tea
- Peet's Coffee & Tea
- Peet's Tea
- PG Tips
- Republic of Tea
- Royal Blend (LA)
- Starbucks
- Stash Tea
- T Ching
- Tazo Tea
- Tea Assoc. U.S.A.
- Tea Benefits
- Tea Man
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- Top Ten Tea Facts (UK Guardian)
- Twinings of London
- Wikipedia on Coffee
- Wikipedia on Tea
- Yorkshire Tea (Taylors of Harrogate)
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