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So what are the more desirable years for f1 Zini? Would a green label Nei Zi Wai Hong have generally superior characteristics to a white label Zini?

I really like this! Its like a bowl/table cross. looks small enough for travel.
Nice find

Victoria wrote: ↑

Wed Mar 07, 2018 8:12 pm

Would depend on where in the world... also

Well, where in the world are the “spring seasons” right around the corner?

I’ve often heard things like “this season was cold” or “this season was dry” or perhaps this particular area is looking really good this year.

My reserves are getting low. I should have enough to make it.
With the spring season right around the corner, is it too early to begin speculating on how this seasons new offerings should look? Any word from those in the know?

6AE0CCCB-A61B-487B-849D-A68033EA9F75.jpeg I just got this pot, it is a 1987-1992 F1 Heini. I’ve only used modern pots before so this is new for me. I was wondering if the scratches at the bottom are normal/nothing to be concerned about? They are not deep scratches. The pot smelled a bit when it fir...

I think its a great idea.

I go to EOT for good stuff.
Im sure im not the only person who doesnt want to pay $2-$3 a gram if I want to drink like a cow.
anyone here have any suggestions for cheap to mid price range?

Has anyone tried the brewista artisan? Looks interesting, but not a lot of info out there on it.
It looks similar to the bonavita, but it beeps so that’s a plus!

Let us know how that kettle works out for you. Over in another thread, there have been some pretty large issues with the bonavita.
I’m surprised that there isn’t a single high end manufacturer that could corner this market.

What a bummer!
I just bought one

I have plenty of cups ranging from 30ml to 120.
Looking for sugestions for cups and chawans in the 150-200ml range

tealifehk wrote: ↑

Fri Feb 02, 2018 8:59 am

There is greener Muzha TGY out there. I love the stuff! Perhaps this was simply an error during listing by the vendor!

Where are you getting unroasted muzha?

yup, its that cuisinart. I wasnt that into it anyway as I like to fine tune my temps.
I ordered the 1 liter bonavita last night.

If under a year, surely you can get it replaced under warranty. For a work kettly, wouldn't in be better to get a small simple sturdy one with no fancy features? I sure can. I can pay to ship it to them, and wait up to 12 weeks. Not worth it to me. It doesnt need fancy features, but multiple temp s...