DragonTeaHouse "Official" Grn, Ool, Wht/Yllw, Prh Tea Topic

[Chip]

Dragon Tea House was nominated and confirmed for our TeaVendor Guide under the Green Tea (other than Japanese), Oolong, White/Yellow, and Puerh categories. If you would like to nominate them to other categories, you may do this, otherwise limit discussion to their Green, Oolong,, White/Yellow, and Pu-erh offerings. Thank you!

NEW! Official Green, Oolong, White/Yellow, and Pu-erh Vendor Guide for Dragon Tea House Consider this a perennial topic for Green, Oolong, White/Yellow, and Pu-erh from Dragon Tea House to discuss and review.

Green Teas: http://stores.ebay.com/Dragon-Tea-House ... ec0Q2em322
Oolong: http://stores.ebay.com/Dragon-Tea-House ... ec0Q2em322
White/Yellow: http://stores.ebay.com/Dragon-Tea-House ... ec0Q2em322
Pu-erh: http://stores.ebay.com/Dragon-Tea-House ... ec0Q2em322

Official Green, Oolong, White/Yellow, and Pu-erh Vendor Guides. Let's see what happens with this wild and crazy idea. You can view the
main Green TeaVendor Guide here: http://www.teachat.com/viewtopic.php?f=60&t=11931
and the main Oolong TeaVendor Guide here: http://www.teachat.com/viewtopic.php?f= ... 02#p141802
And the main White/Yellow TeaVendor Guide here: http://www.teachat.com/viewtopic.php?f=60&t=11930
and the main Pu-erh Vendor Guide here: http://www.teachat.com/viewtopic.php?f= ... 99#p141799
and the main TeaVendor Guide here: http://www.teachat.com/viewforum.php?f=60

[Oni]

When you read in their description that the product is one of their best, or it is 100 % authentic, you can take that to the bank.
Their Nonprail grades are usually very high standard, their TGY, and their Lu An Gua Pian, and I recieved yesterday their Nonprail Bi Luo Chun, that is absolutely wonderful, I brewed two styles, and it is the strongest chinese green tea I ever had, one was lower temperature, 60 C, more leaf, and the other at 80 C.

[Geekgirl]

Anyone order from them with the standard shipping? How long does it usually take? I ordered EMS because I'm leaving for vacation in a week and a half, but it accidentally got sent standard.

[teaisme]

I ordered standard once during dec of last year and it took 3-4 weeks.
Not bad I guess for peak season.

[Geekgirl]

If it's 3-4 weeks, that would be fine, I'll be back by then. I'm just really more worried about the package arriving more quickly, then getting sent back because I don't pick it up in time.

[time]

Do you know long time Dragon tea house ship out order?

I have waited some days now after ordering. No emails and according to the Ebay Shop - not shipped.

Please, tell me your experience.

[debunix]

I didn't keep very close track, but my order of teaware and tea arrived before I had started to wonder when it would come--Ebay purchase date was 4/19, and I took my first picture of the new teawares on 5/4. That includes a 1 or 2 day delay to confirm shipment options and merging two orders together--so less than 14 days to arrival in Los Angeles, and that's without shipping EMS--not sure if I did SAL or standard, but did not do surface shipping.

[Chesslover]

I have ordered tea from them on 14. June 2011 and next day I received a message stating, that they shipped the item...

[Drax]

I just checked my records, and I placed an order via eBay on 20 April, got a confirmation on 21 April and I received everything on 7 May (so about 2 and a half weeks total).

So "next day" to have it shipped... but I would imagine response might vary (I placed mine mid-week)... maybe they're catching up from a bunch of weekend orders? Who knows...

[bryan_drinks_tea]

Most of you probably know this already -

sometimes when shopping for various big-company puerhs you can find some of the cakes for slightly cheaper per cake, maybe 50 cents, maybe even up to a dollar savings. Now, i've also found out that it does not at all translate to savings when thinking of purchasing in bulk, as it winds up being one of the most expensive of all of the big Ebay tea sellers.

For a single cake for fun, I'd consider it though. I've order products from them in the past, and they weren't bad, though I think his teapots, even his ceramic ones, are way overpriced for what one gets. I was gifted the 100ml shanshui ceramic pot, in a more or less standard 'shui ping' look. while it was pretty solid, the spout is tiny, and the air hole on the lid is very small, so if you want a quicker pour you had to take the lid off and risk spilling the tea over the top of the lid. lol. i still use it for itty bits of chinese green.

[futurebird]

Their shipping has always taken at least 3 weeks. But the celedon teapot I ordered form them was much nicer than I thought it would be.

[LEOSCAT]

I found Dragon Tea House on Amazon. I wonder if its the same dealer?

[LEOSCAT]

ummmm. let's just say I hope it's not

[daidokorocha]

About delivery, I checked my packages and they appear to have arrived today, on August 9th. I put the order in on what was basically August 1st. It came well before the earliest estimated date and way, way before the latest estimated date. Good service on the shipping. I didn't expect much with it being free and was prepared to wait a few weeks but that didn't have to happen. Now everything I ordered will be waiting for me when I return home on Monday from Toronto. How lovely!

[PolyhymnianMuse]

Anyone try these at all?http://www.dragonteahouse.biz/wuyi-da-h ... g-10-500g/

I'm intrigued by the small size and not ttoo familiar with aging Oolong's.