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no issues yet with mine

thanks! it's beautiful.

can you please share a pic of a tea session with it sometime? i'm curious to see it in use.

also, how's the pour? does it resist dribbling along the outside of the spout?

that thing reminds me of high school!! :mrgreen: Put some leaf in that gorgeous thing! or flower, perhaps :lol: ok, done joking around. it looks very nice, and now i kind of want one. very cool stuff: https://www.buyjp4u.com/products_list.asp?PMID=35 btw, that appears to be silver fumed glass. it's ...

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hi @john1912, nice to have you here

if your bag is too big for your clip, you can try this trick:


be sure to make the cut a bit smaller than the length of the clip.

hey sloth, wb!

Authentic Yixing teapot? I bought a Yixing Teapot from a seemingly reputable tea shop in Taipei for about $50 usd. Here are some pictures. Does it look authentic/worth $50? is it actually from yixing area? no clue the pot seems fine though. i'd use it for sure. worth $50? maybe a little steep. but ...

i just opened up my last pack of o-cha 20th anniversary sae midori. great stuff. too bad it's a one time only offering.

hi, @yanchaiman! welcome to the forum

yea, they both use control sets by strix

mm, impossible to know from the packaging imo
there's good and bad examples of any style of tea

hey, @twta500!

lots of new faces here. welcome, everyone

they're definitely safe to drink. dry tea does not become unsafe to drink. the moisture content is too low for pathogens to grow. how do you want them ID'd though? they seem already ID'd from your link titles. just fyi, a lot of chinese tea packaging is generic. sometimes stuff is even mislabeled, l...