Lychee Hong Cha

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- 2013.03.17 at 10:46 am #8553
  
  happyman
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  I want to get a good Lychee Hong Cha, the type with a sweet fruity aroma like that of real lychee. Do you know where I can get some?
- 2013.03.19 at 10:49 am #9365
  
  CHAWANG
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  lychee hong cha is available in the north point china emporium store, at least last year i visited. if you are in hong kong.
- 2013.03.20 at 2:21 pm #9367
  
  happyman
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  I wish I could be there in Hong Kong. Any suggestions for getting it in an internet shop would be much appreciated. I can read a little bit of Chinese.
- 2013.03.25 at 1:45 am #9317
  
  sofie1212
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  I bought Lychee tea from them before, but from real shop not web shop, I think their web shop sells same product. Hope this help 😉
  
  https://www.yingkeetea.com/main/product_detail.php?pid=1&catid=9&itemid=16
- 2013.03.25 at 11:23 pm #9318
  
  happyman
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  Thank you! This looks like what I had before. Will try to order it. 謝謝
- 2013.03.25 at 11:40 pm #9319
  
  happyman
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  God! They are trying to charge me 200 Honkies for delivery!!!!! I don’t believe this. It is only 100g of tea!
- 2013.03.26 at 9:42 am #9320
  
  sofie1212
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  I am so sorry, I did not know they would charge so much. As I said I have only bought from them in real stores, not internet shop. Too bad Leo’s internet shop is not selling this Lychee tea, because I know their delivery charge is very low. I hope you can find the tea eventually. BTW, I have not bought this tea since I discovered that some Phoenix oolongs have similar sweet fruity smell but natural and much better tasting tea liquid. For example, Milan Xiang that I bought from Leo’s shop. Perhaps you can give it a try too.
- 2013.03.26 at 10:13 am #9310
  
  happyman
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  It’s not your fault. You were trying to help. I am interested in what you suggested, but I could not find a shop section in this site. Or do you mean a teashop with Leo’s name?
- 2013.03.26 at 11:10 am #9304
  
  MEversbergII
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  http://www.teahong.com
  
  Pretty much the only shop I order from. I like to think it’s my way of giving back for his running of the blog.
  
  M.
- 2013.03.26 at 1:11 pm #9305
  
  happyman
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  Great shop! Thanks! I wonder why I have missed it all this time. This Milan Xiang is a lot more expensive than the Lychee Hong Cha I was looking for though. Will spend some time exploring it anyway.
- 2013.03.26 at 2:05 pm #9298
  
  MEversbergII
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  It’s worth the investment, given the quality control that we’ve come to associate with Leo. We discussed it more back when it opened last summer, but others and I occasionally post small questions or reviews of the products on here.
  
  M.
- 2013.03.26 at 10:28 pm #9294
  
  happyman
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  Thank you Sofie and MEversbergII. It is a very educational website to say the least. There are so many things I want to try to understand better what is written there. Will keep you posted.
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