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adagio teas?


twiggles

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I've seen their website numerous times, but I haven't seen anyone mention it here. Has anyone ordered teas from www.adagio.com? It looks like a nice selection, but I was wary. Any opinions?

Thanks!! :laugh:

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I have ordered from Adagio many times. I get their email newsletter about new and interesting things or special deals.

They have always been fast and accurate and their little sample tins are really great for holding odd little things when you have used the tea. Their regular tins seal tightly and keep the tea perfectly.

I use a lot of tea and have ordered from most of the tea vendors on the 'net during the past several years. I have had only one bad experience and that vendor is no longer in business.

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i have ordered only my jenaer glass products from them-service was fast-

i have recived some free samples from them and they have been good-

i find www. uptontea.com and www.thefragrantleaf.com to be better with samples

joanne

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I've ordered from Adagio many times and love their products. They get good quality tea, and sell it in containers that keep it that way. They have a great variety of teas, though they go deeper into the esoteric Chinese and Japanese teas than they do with Indian.

If you're an Assam hound or Darjeeling nut, then they're probably not your shop... if you like greens and oolongs, then give them a try.

Christopher D. Holst aka "cdh"

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