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Great looking work! I suspect the TXP relates to your name, but you wouldn’t happen to be located in Texas would you? Either way I second the notion of plates but also want to add in — I think bowls that are the right size for teapots are hard to come by. Either too high of walls or too short. Also ...

I have some photography work I’d be happy to put on a tea cake

Figured I should post an update. Sodium percarbonate started to make a dent and then after maybe 5 days of bleaching it was aroma free. I steeped the spout to confirm it was also aroma free and then reattached it. However, at the tail end of a few good sessions when the steeps started to hit the lon...

$12,000 is quite a bit of money.

I’ve tried every method suggested in this thread to clean a musty-moldy-gross aroma out of a pot, including sodium percarbonate and clorox. I’m contemplating just putting this pot in the oven on self clean. The pot originally had what seems to be urushi lacquer spilled on the inside. Anyone got any...

I’ve tried every method suggested in this thread to clean a musty-moldy-gross aroma out of a pot, including sodium percarbonate and clorox. I’m contemplating just putting this pot in the oven on self clean. The pot originally had what seems to be urushi lacquer spilled on the inside. Anyone got any ...

I feel like I need to counterbalance all these GIANT pots everyone is posting. Here is my latest Yixing gamble based on super blurry photos. It looks to be the smaller sized xian piao from early 60’s. You can see a very faint mark under lid which is probably 線漂 seal. It also appears to have origina...

Here’s a tuition pot of my own. Sold as green label, obviously not.

If anyone has comments on what it actually might be, I’d be interested.

how'd it work? hope ya feel better

This would probably be better than nothing, but it isn’t to hard to set something up with the proper humidity, with Mylar bags and boveda packs.

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Tue Oct 19, 2021 12:01 pm

So then lipton is the very best then? Theyre the world leader in tea like levis is to denim/corduroy pants, nike is to athletic shoes, lacoste is to polo shirts, caterpillar is to construction equipment, john deere is to farming, ect......?

This user is almost certainly trolling.

What might be higher quality than lipton and if its higher quality than lipton assuming its very concentrated/strong cold brew black tea, will it be the same risk or not? Will loose leaf black tea be any different than using those little bags that tea comes in lipton that are used to dunk? Almost a...

This question is so vast in scope the only real way to answer it is to say “try it yourself”.

I’ve tried their teas. Very very good. Planning a big order in the next few months. hey karma how's Austin these days? I saw some nice hong cha on his website and there's no stupid American/stupid westerner tax :lol: :lol: :lol: I'll be making an order shortly, asked aet for some picks. Still hot, ...