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i picked up this beauty during my visit to tokoname: https://i.imgur.com/xuVkOtD.jpg https://i.imgur.com/34LF4yH.jpg https://i.imgur.com/zFdSlLH.jpg https://i.imgur.com/GbYnQsC.jpg a tiny pot made by the master of yohen and tataki, Mr. Yoshiki MURATA (村田益規) [born 1950]. weight: 79g capacity: 82mL T...

tealifehk wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 07, 2017 10:26 am

Some F1 pots here if you're interested:

https://emmettsteas.weebly.com/

Thank you for your message.

They really are great;
some are great, others with a
only filter hole, I think in my opinion
It is better several holes to filter,
more elaborate unless you use a strainer.

Best regards

I think so, although the light is different,
also the objective or mobile camera,
and the photographic processing.

Very cool

Did you contact Chen? I did not realize where you told me about it, although If I remember correctly too you did it in members. Right now I'm just to send a message to "Chen", I hope Chen understands me, I've been brief in content. Lluis Abad You can PM me your message to Chen if you want me to loo...

Victoria wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 06, 2017 12:03 pm

Did you contact Chen?

I did not realize where
you told me about it, although
If I remember correctly too
you did it in members.

Right now I'm just
to send a message to "Chen", I hope
Chen understands me, I've been brief
in content.

Lluis Abad

Did you contact Chen? I thought the messages were insurance for a while, but they have disappeared together to all the requested information :?: On your part, if you are so kind you can tell me again, so it also serves as a reference for other possible partners in search of yixing teapots. Thanks f...

I'm a noob; I have not had the pleasure of trying a tea
Japanese, but from what I see all their oyas for elaboration
they are so big and with so much capacity?

Did you contact Chen? I thought the messages were insurance for a while, but they have disappeared together to all the requested information :?: On your part, if you are so kind you can tell me again, so it also serves as a reference for other possible partners in search of yixing teapots. Thanks f...

I see that you have the same chawangshop teapot in different size? The larger size should brew tea the same. Size is your choice. You can experiment to find your favorite. I like 110ml or 150ml for 1 person. I have a 110ml teapot that is the same as chawangshop teapot. I could be wrong, but looks i...

The month of October I bought
a yixing 45ml. what use
exclusively for puher;
now i'm looking for yixing F1's
between65-80-85-90-100-110ml.
if anyone knows of any web
of interest, or have a pot
For sale let me know.

Regards

Thank you all for your advice

Victoria wrote: ↑

Sat Nov 04, 2017 9:25 pm

As you can see lac63 many opinions on this topic. Maybe we could have linked to your previous question also.
https://www.teaforum.org/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=62

Can you move?

I'm profane with blacks, I have not tasted any yet, I see good impressions but, with what do you think I could introduce for a beginner Dianhong, jinjunmei and unsmoked lapsang souchong would be my picks! Darjeeling is good too but I think pickings are a bit slim this year (forgive the pun)! Thanks...

Hello everyone, in Chawangshop there are 2 of my interest, but I do not know what I would be left with if 65 or 110ml. maybe with 110 tea leaves open better and with 65 I'm not so sure, this is my dilemma. I'm very happy with 45 for puher and also with my 50ml gaiwan for oolong; I'm curious about a ...

Victoria wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 03, 2017 4:06 pm

lac63 wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 03, 2017 2:29 pm

I'm profane with blacks,
I have not tasted any yet,
I see good impressions but,
with what do you think I could introduce
for a beginner

To get a range, what are your current favorite teas?

Right now:
oolong: Da Hong Pao and 'Honey Aroma' Tie Guan Yin

Gracias