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new binocular wishes 2023 (1 Viewer)
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dries1
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Just curious, as Scott98 said, where can one obtain Green Tea in the US.
Green tea should be fairly easy to find and I think he was referring to his favorite as opposed to green tea in general.
All Asian food markets as well as many modern supermarkets probably carry a varying range of teas and with the popularity of both sencha and matcha, they might be the two easiest varieties to find.
How strange to come to this topic and see a discussion on green tea....and I seem to have started it 
The ultimate source of loose-leaf tea in the United States is a fantastic company located here in Mass....Upton Tea Company:
www.uptontea.com
Japanese Gyokuro is awesome, but it's a very high caffeine green tea. Along with Gunpowder types from China. I prefer Sencha and Bancha from japan. Bancha is one of the lower-caffeine green teas, it's a mix of top and lower, older leaves. Sencha is just the top leaves. Gyokuro is shade-grown which increases the flavor and caffeine. Upton imports excellent organic-grown varieties of all these, along with all the classic black ones from around the world.
If you see me posting here I am likely writing with a steaming cup of green tea in front of me
The ultimate source of loose-leaf tea in the United States is a fantastic company located here in Mass....Upton Tea Company:
Upton Tea Imports | Online Loose Leaf Tea Shop
Buy loose leaf tea from around the world at Upton Tea Imports. Over 400 high-quality loose leaf teas at great prices with exceptional service since 1989.
Japanese Gyokuro is awesome, but it's a very high caffeine green tea. Along with Gunpowder types from China. I prefer Sencha and Bancha from japan. Bancha is one of the lower-caffeine green teas, it's a mix of top and lower, older leaves. Sencha is just the top leaves. Gyokuro is shade-grown which increases the flavor and caffeine. Upton imports excellent organic-grown varieties of all these, along with all the classic black ones from around the world.
If you see me posting here I am likely writing with a steaming cup of green tea in front of me
dries1
Member
Not cheap, how long is 125 grams going to last, curious?How strange to come to this topic and see a discussion on green tea....and I seem to have started it
The ultimate source of loose-leaf tea in the United States is a fantastic company located here in Mass....Upton Tea Company:
Upton Tea Imports | Online Loose Leaf Tea Shop
Buy loose leaf tea from around the world at Upton Tea Imports. Over 400 high-quality loose leaf teas at great prices with exceptional service since 1989.
Japanese Gyokuro is awesome, but it's a very high caffeine green tea. Along with Gunpowder types from China. I prefer Sencha and Bancha from japan. Bancha is one of the lower-caffeine green teas, it's a mix of top and lower, older leaves. Sencha is just the top leaves. Gyokuro is shade-grown which increases the flavor and caffeine. Upton imports excellent organic-grown varieties of all these, along with all the classic black ones from around the world.
If you see me posting here I am likely writing with a steaming cup of green tea in front of me
Ratal
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Porro. I'd pay for that. A modern material classic.
Paultricounty
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In Swaro orange ! 😉
Paultricounty
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I want a Leica BL (black line or silver) Noctivid, preferably in 8x32.
Count me in on a pair of those!
