I have had this canister for close to twenty years now and am wondering are the tea still drinkable or should I discard it?
I value your opinion and will be grateful for any advice you can give me.
Many thanks, HB
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4 comments:
If it does not smell bad, the best way to know is to taste it. Do remember to discard the first round of tea though.
TTC, many thanks for your guidance.
Having a cuppa nice.
Was worried as I had forgotten about this canister.
This means you've got yourself some fine vintage oolong!
Camemberu,kum sia, kum sia. Wow! now I know. :))
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