ISO caffeine-free Darjeeling

[Amy Z]

Illyana wrote:

> I know you've probably already found some places, but I highly 
> recommend that you check out The Republic of Tea. I dunno if they 
have 
> caffeine-free Darjeeling tea, because I don't drink that kind, but 
they 
> have a huge assortment. 

Thank you! They don't have decaf Darjeeling, but they do have an 
impressive assortment. Now I'm very curious about what "Earl Greyer" 
tea is. I suppose it's what you drink if you want to be Picarder 
than most people. Which I most certainly do.

Amazingly, when I typed "decaffeinated" correctly and Googled it that 
way ("caffeine-free" having turned up nothing), one of the sources 
that came up was in the not-particularly-large city I'm probably 
moving to in a few months. More on that when it becomes a sure 
thing. But I think the tea store is a good omen, don't you? Like 
finding an acorn in your tea leaves.

Amy