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seems like a good opportunity to try some new teas! thanks

sheep.payday2 wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 13, 2023 4:34 am

Hello there, pleased to join you.

hi, nice to have you here

welcome!

that's pretty sweet. does bamboo take stain evenly or were you kinda fighting it?

welcome to the forum, @Ron13. glad to have you here

how much volume does your cup hold? you can totally use two teacups/mugs for gongfu-style brewing: ./download/file.php?id=3998 my very first tea tools were mugs. i'd use two of them at a time: one acted as a tea pot, and i'd simply decant into a second one used for drinking. sometimes i'd use a spoo...

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KOBASHI Masaaki (小橋 順明) [b. 1976]
wood-fired bizenyaki
129g, ~145mL

high technical excellence imo on par with yamada emu or sou. amazing pot in every way. a keeper for sure.
great, dribble-proof pour, btw.

afishhunter wrote: ↑

Sat Jun 17, 2023 10:02 am

I even have to ask the on-duty staff to nuke my water, and any/everything else.

is it against the rules to have an electric kettle?

great seller. buy with confidence. thanks

welcome, and ask away

welcome to the forum the main thing that stands out to me in your question is that starting with hot tap water may not be ideal. i usually avoid drinking water that comes out of a water heater because hot water dissolves more stuff from plumbing, and it's also been stewing in a hot tank. whether or ...

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watching this thread with interest.

i feel kind of the same way. i like my teapots, but i prefer tea from gaiwans.

i'd love to have a jozan IV teapot made of porcelain, lol.

Darbotek wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 04, 2023 11:35 am

5.Carved Porcelain Cup 120ml $75
https://photos.app.goo.gl/KWLW732zu8oBjJ529

6.Woodfired hand painted Taihu stone cup 115ml $75
https://photos.app.goo.gl/KWLW732zu8oBjJ529

i think this is a mistake (same link)? lmk what they should be, and i'll fix it.