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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.

ah kill wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 05, 2020 6:34 pm

Hi,
If this is still available, I'd be interested.

Hello,
Yes it is still available. I'll send you a PM.

Still available. New price is $85 shipped within US.

Thanks

Looks great. I ordered a teapot from Hojo long ago and have since forgot how to order from them. Can someone remind me how to do that? Go to https://hojotea.com/item_e/available.htm . The price list is hidden in plain sight, just click the big banner at the top, which looks so much like an ad banne...

Two nights consecutively drinking the same tea. 10 years vintage HongCha from Hojo. The tea is smooth in your mouth and is exhibiting an onset of aged aroma and taste. There is a sweet aftertaste to it that has a finishing like red dates. Here’s the link to the tea... https://hojotea.com/en/posts-2...

Teas We Like wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 29, 2020 5:38 pm

gregcss wrote: ↑

Sun Oct 25, 2020 12:54 pm

Is the 2005 Dayi 7542, Batch 502 gone forever? I snoozed to long and should have bought it when I had the chance.

we will try to get more, but it won't be easy to get more at that price. We'll see

Cool. I see you listed a newer 7542 so I will likely give that one a try

klepto wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 29, 2020 2:49 am

That's interesting as I have one coming from them too, using aged DCQ and a Pao Gua Hu shape. I love those yixing teapots with the round belly on them.

Nice. I am considering one of their Dou Qing Ni pots for young sheng.

TeaTotaling wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 27, 2020 11:11 am

gregcss wrote: ↑

Sat Oct 24, 2020 12:15 pm

I received this new excellent pot

Great pot, looks good! Reminds me of my Avatar pot, in a way.

What type of clay, how many ML's, where did you acquire it???

Thanks. The clay is Di Cao Qing and it's 130ml. I got it from Yann Zisha Gallery.