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2016 W2T TeaDontLie: Really nice overall. This is a nice mellow-ish, fruity, floral brew. Later steeps bring out astringency.

I am selling 3 Jian Shui clay tea canisters I purchased from Yunnan Sourcing. They are clean and have no smell that I can detect. They have been clean and empty for the last year or more. They are approximately 5in H x 4in D (~13cm H x 10cm D). The second picture has an unopened 200g puer cake for s...

wave_code wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 16, 2020 2:33 am

gregcss I like the looks of that pot - is it one of the ones from Crimson Lotus?

Yes it is. Good eye.

@OCTO
Beautiful wood pieces

I recently picked up a new tray because my old one was falling apart and was too small to begin with. I was looking for a ceramic base one, but went for a cheaper bamboo one because it was available locally. While its nice being able to brew very wet if I want, the problem is its also what starts t...

Yunnan Sourcing 2019 Last Laugh ripe

I do enjoy a minimalist setup when I am brewing in the kitchen/shed/garden but when I am in my dedicated team space I enjoy a larger tray. My partner found this one for me when she was in China last, but I have seen it listed in places like AliExpress with a search for wooden tea tray. Very nice se...

I came to a realization that I dont need a big 'ole tea tray and that a small tea boat is enough to collect drippings. I got a cheaper one to start with and so far i like it more than the tray.

LeoFox wrote: ↑

Sun Nov 08, 2020 2:09 pm

Mine is liter size. Hope this works for you! I feel it is a convenient tool for western brewing and also grandpa brewing in the office.
What is that teapot next to it?

Petr Novák 180ml (glazed inside) pot that I bought from Klasek Tea (https://www.darjeeling.cz)

Maybe this is heretical but i like to do western brewing in a glass french press, which is easily scalable, cheap and relatively convenient to clean Interesting. I am open to it. Do you use the plunger? Yes, I use the plunger. Almost no leaf material passes it I got a french press, a baby one, 350m...

I typically brew black tea western style and I'm looking for a larger tea pot, around 200-250ml. I am strongly considering porcelain as the material in a traditional teapot or perhaps a Kyusu. What are some reputable vendors that I should be looking at? Thanks in advance gregcss For that size of po...

LeoFox wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 06, 2020 6:07 pm

Maybe this is heretical but i like to do western brewing in a glass french press, which is easily scalable, cheap and relatively convenient to clean

Interesting. I am open to it. Do you use the plunger?

I typically brew black tea western style and I'm looking for a larger tea pot, around 200-250ml. I am strongly considering porcelain as the material in a traditional teapot or perhaps a Kyusu. What are some reputable vendors that I should be looking at?

Thanks in advance

SOLD. thank you, please archive.