It happened! In fact, I can totally imagine how it tasted like when brewing young sheng with lid on

It happened! In fact, I can totally imagine how it tasted like when brewing young sheng with lid on
TeaTotaling wrote: ↑Thu Jul 02, 2020 2:47 pmpantry. I don't mind a little bite! Let's me know I'm still alive.
Sounds like a feisty one! Throw it in theklepto wrote: ↑Thu Jul 02, 2020 3:13 pmTeaTotaling wrote: ↑Thu Jul 02, 2020 2:47 pmpantry. I don't mind a little bite! Let's me know I'm still alive.
It was all bite and no flavor
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Awww...try again with a Gaiwan. If it's still the same, maybe the fault is with the teaklepto wrote: ↑Thu Jul 02, 2020 3:13 pmTeaTotaling wrote: ↑Thu Jul 02, 2020 2:47 pmpantry. I don't mind a little bite! Let's me know I'm still alive.
It was all bite and no flavor
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Not only that, waiting for a new one to ship might take a while! Glad it was safe!klepto wrote: ↑Fri Jul 03, 2020 8:46 pmI've been trying EoT puerh samples early in the morning and late at night. I just had some then gave my porcelain teaware a bath of citric acid and baking soda. The gaiwan bowl slipped out of my towel and wet hands. I could feel myself saying Noooo, but luckily it was still balanced on the tea towel. I had a mini heart attack. My Little Horseshoe Tianbai Jingdezhen Gaiwan from M&L is my favorite gaiwan and I can't bear to lose it![]()
Remember those overly powerful infusions can often be rescued by diluting them. When you're using a small cup for your gongfu session, you may need to pour it into a larger vessel, occasionally a much larger vessel (chawan/matcha bowl!), and add more hot water to dilute to taste. For a fine young EoT puerh, it might be delicious enough to be worth the effort.
Oooh, I'm envious that you have yours. Mine has been sitting in San Francisco customs for over a week now (so much for ems)...but I did order the tongvuanguyen wrote: ↑Sun Jul 05, 2020 1:01 amAfter 3 month of waiting, my teas from Essence of Teas have finally arrived. The 2001 Mengsa Old Tree was a fantastic tea! It was very sweet. I could not taste or smell any smoke. It also had good stamina. I was able to get 10 steeps. But the best thing about this tea was the euphoria. I was giggling the whole 1 hour session.
I am new to semi aged puer teas and just started drinking them 3 month ago. My friend at work introduced me to Wistaria teas. I thought Wistaria teas were good and bought a lot of cakes from them . But now I don't think any of them can stand toe to toe with this tea. I would pay even if the price were 3x higher. What a value! This tea is so underrated. I am so glad I bought a cake though. I want to buy a tong but it's all sold outThank you David @TheEssenceofTea for the recommendation.
AgedS wrote: ↑Mon Jul 06, 2020 11:04 amOooh, I'm envious that you have yours. Mine has been sitting in San Francisco customs for over a week now (so much for ems)...but I did order the tongvuanguyen wrote: ↑Sun Jul 05, 2020 1:01 amAfter 3 month of waiting, my teas from Essence of Teas have finally arrived. The 2001 Mengsa Old Tree was a fantastic tea! It was very sweet. I could not taste or smell any smoke. It also had good stamina. I was able to get 10 steeps. But the best thing about this tea was the euphoria. I was giggling the whole 1 hour session.
I am new to semi aged puer teas and just started drinking them 3 month ago. My friend at work introduced me to Wistaria teas. I thought Wistaria teas were good and bought a lot of cakes from them . But now I don't think any of them can stand toe to toe with this tea. I would pay even if the price were 3x higher. What a value! This tea is so underrated. I am so glad I bought a cake though. I want to buy a tong but it's all sold outThank you David TheEssenceofTea for the recommendation.
. Looking forward to trying that out, hopefully soon.