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nice collection. thanks for sharing it!

no problem with trying now. whatever you buy has probably been cold stored and N₂ flushed.

i just cracked another bag.


10g in a 100mL pot. flavor explosion. sipping slowly.
the espresso of tea!

anyone still have any left?

thanks jason!

@esontea, order placed!

what's the harvest date of the winter and autumn tea that's on your shop now?

i saw this but wasn't sure:

Estimated harvest date:2020/09/28~2020/10/03

apologies to Baisao , LeoFox , karma . looks like i've stepped in it. when i wrote that post about jones, i had in my head a mostly harmless tinfoil hat caricature. like his performance in A Scanner Darkly (2006) . i wish he could have just stuck with that. in fact, i have not followed him and i gue...

I've heard about banned.video and infowars.com before, same operation I think?? I'll see what he has to say. Looks like he sells water filters :lol: This could be a good water filter for you :mrgreen: https://www.infowarsstore.com/alexapure-pro-water-filtration-system his face is all over both site...

welcome!

i'm guessing they're out of business. sorry, @apollinede

I'm sure Yingge clay has its own behaviors, color ranges, so on like any other. We have so much information and ways of identifying types of Yixing clays and their quality/time period, and Nixing and Jianshui are pretty easy to identify at least as the clay type. What criteria do you tend to use to...

nice one, @Chris. cool to see another example from the same artist as @Baisao's.

i really want to go to taiwan again once things settle down!

the particular batch matters more than estate imo, and great invoices/lots can come from any of the usual suspects.

just seeing "castleton" doesn't tell me anything. you need to taste.

that said, many of my favorites have come from castleton, arya, risheehat.

nice!

lol, i found that there are videos of the artist (張政鍾 / Zhang Zhengzhong) online:





you can see some pots like mine in there. there are more vids, too. i guess he's famous-ish.

interesting. thanks, @Rarity!

+1
also, sometimes you put sodium silicate on there before you hit it with the heat gun.

haha bok. do you have a pic of it?