June 9, 2009 at 04:27
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The Tea Review has published a review of our First Flush Darjeeling Tea and characterized it as “a tea that delights the senses in every way.”
To read the review, please go to http://www.teareviewblog.com/?p=3754
To order our First Flush Darjeeling Tea, please go to our secure online shop at https://shop.bostonteacampaign.com
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June 1, 2009 at 12:42
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1000g (4 x 250g) Darjeeling First Flush or
1000g (4 x 250g) Darjeeling Second Flush for just 44.00 USD.
To order, please go to our secure online shop at https://shop.bostonteacampaign.com

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May 29, 2009 at 10:41
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Buy 4 x 250g (2008: First Flush, Second Flush, Ging Garden Tea, Green Tea) and get an attractive gift box for free!
Try samples of Darjeeling Green Tea and Selected Tea. One sample (15g) makes two large pots of tea!
To order, please go to our secure online store at https://shop.bostonteacampaign.com .
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May 15, 2009 at 13:40
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Dear Friends of Pure Darjeeling Tea:
We are closing out our line of gourmet teabags this summer and will concentrate on loose teas in the future. While supplies last, therefore, we will have a clearance special on our organic, pure Darjeeling tea bags: $ 15.00 for a box of 100. Please go to our secure online shop at https://shop.bostonteacampaign.com
Happy sipping!
— Your Boston Tea Campaign, Inc.
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February 5, 2009 at 15:00
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We are offering a February Special: our 2007 Pussimbing First Flush (in 250g packages), available while supplies last. Please go to our secure online shop at https://shop.bostonteacampaign.com.
Pussimbing lies at one of the highest tea-growing altitudes in Darjeeling, between 4,500 to 6,000 feet above sea level and just underneath the famous “Tiger Hill,” known for its spectacular sunrise views of distant mountains, including the top of Mt. Everest. The steep hillsides of Pussimbing Tea Garden are almost constantly covered by fog; the tea leaves grown here have a distinct aroma reminiscent of citrus fruit. First Flush Pussimbing is known for its long, twisted leaves that turn a luminescent green when the tea is brewed. Since 1997, Pussimbing Tea Garden has been certified by the Swiss Institute for Market Ecology for bio-organic production; in 2006, it also received the seal of Naturland, a German authority that certifies organic and fairly traded products.
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